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ANA to begin direct flights connecting Tokyo and Perth

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  • ANA to become the first Japanese carrier flying to Perth on a regular basis.
  • Move will help solidify ANA’s presence in the Oceania market.
  • New route increases the number of international cities with ANA services to 45.
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All Nippon Airways (ANA), Japan’s largest and 5-star airline for six consecutive years, will begin offering services between Tokyo and Perth, Australia in September 2019. The flight will be based out of Narita International Airport and offer direct services to Perth, Australia’s fourth largest city. This makes ANA the first Japanese carrier to fly to Perth from Japan on a regular basis.

Japan has been an attractive destination for people in Australia and will attract even more visitors with the upcoming Rugby World Cup in Japan next year. Furthermore, its location in the northern hemisphere gives it a different seasonal pattern from Australia, boosting tourism appeal for travelers looking to escape winter blues or the summer heat. The flight also will appeal to business travelers as economic ties are on the rise between Japan and Australia. ANA expects business travel will be on the uptick in years to come.

RouteNarita = Perth Starting Sept. 1, 2019
Schedule

(Local Times)

NH 881 Narita 11:10 ? Perth 20:15

NH 882 Perth 21:45 ? Narita 8:25 (+1)  Daily Operation

AircraftBoeing 787-8*

(184 seats : 32 Business Class / 152 Economy Class)

*Aircraft type subject to change due to daily operation

 

“We are excited to add Perth to our list of world-class destinations, and are happy to be collaborating with Tourism Western Australia, Perth Airport and Tourism Australia,” said Seiichi Takahashi, Senior Vice President of ANA. “The city is celebrated worldwide as a tourist destination and economic hub, and we look forward to making it easier to travel between Tokyo and Perth.”

The announcement of this new route comes as ANA is preparing to extend services to Vienna, Austria in February 2019. As ANA continues seeking to better serve consumers worldwide, it will do everything possible to expand its network to so far un-served destinations and make traveling as safe, pleasant and convenient as possible.

This post was published on 26 December 2018 12:16

Bart Noëth

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