Japanese airline All Nippon Airways has introduced its third Airbus A380, registered JA383A and nicknamed the “Flying Sea Turtle,” after a three-year pandemic-related delay. This double-deck jet, featuring 520 seats, embarked on its maiden flight (NH182) to Honolulu, Hawaii.
ANA had initially planned to add this aircraft in 2020 but postponed due to plummeting travel demand. The airline now operates 10 weekly round trips between Narita and Honolulu with A380s and plans to increase it to 14 flights in December to meet seasonal demand.
This post was published on 21 October 2023 22:30
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