ANA – All Nippon Airways today announced its plans to resume two weekly direct flights between Tokyo Narita, Japan and Brussels, Belgium. The flight will be operated on Wednesday and Saturday by a Boeing 787 Dreamliner equipped with three travel classes: business, premium economy and economy class.
As from 26 March 2023 until 28 October (Summer 2023), the Japanese airline will operate the following schedule; all times local:
NH232 Brussels – Tokyo Narita (21:10 – 17:45 +1)
NH231 Tokyo Narita – Brussels (10:50 – 18:30)
General Manager of ANA Brussels Keiichi Ueda said: “we are proud to resume the only direct service between Brussels and Tokyo. We will continue to play a role in strengthening the relationship between Japan and Belgium to develop new business opportunities.”
Brussels Airport CEO Arnaud Feist added: “we are delighted that ANA will recommence flights to Brussels Airport after only a short absence. It confirms our excellence and long-lasting relationship and the important links between Japan and Brussels, the capital of Europe.”
This post was published on 17 January 2023 13:01
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