All Nippon Airways is nearing another milestone as it prepares to welcome a new Boeing 787-9 to its fleet, identified by MSN 61530 and slated to operate under registration JA929A.
All Nippon Airways has welcomed the latest addition to its growing widebody fleet, taking delivery of a new Boeing 787-10 with manufacturer serial number 67002 and Japanese registration JA988A.
All Nippon Airways is deferring the retirement of its last domestically-configured Boeing 777-300 aircraft, ensuring these high-capacity jets remain a fixture on key Japanese routes into early 2027 and providing crucial support during the airline’s fleet transition period.
Qantas is stepping away from the Airbus A380 era, joining a global shift among airlines retiring or reducing their A380 fleets and sparking new dynamics in long-haul fleet planning.
Air Japan To Cease Operations In March 2026 as ANA Holdings confirmed that the hybrid carrier will fully suspend its activities only two years after launching operations.
ANA Appoints Juichi Hirasawa As President And CEO, marking a significant leadership transition at All Nippon Airways, Japan’s largest airline and long-standing SKYTRAX 5-Star carrier. The change will take effect on April 1, 2026, when Hirasawa succeeds Shinichi Inoue, who will move into a Senior Advisor role at ANA HOLDINGS INC.
Emirates has announced an expansion of its Japan operations with the launch of a second daily service to Tokyo Narita Airport, effective 1 May 2026. The additional frequency will be operated by a retrofitted Boeing 777-300ER, reinforcing the airline’s capacity and product offering on one of its key Asian routes.
All Nippon Airways (ANA) has reported a record-setting performance for the first quarter of fiscal year 2026, reflecting strong travel demand and strategic route expansion. The Japanese carrier posted total revenue of ¥548.7 billion, marking the highest-ever Q1 revenue figure in the airline’s history.
ANA Holdings has finalized an order with Airbus for a total of 27 aircraft, comprising 24 A321neo and 3 A321XLRjets. The fleet expansion will serve both of the group’s carriers: All Nippon Airways and its low-cost arm, Peach Aviation. The move was disclosed during the airshow and forms part of the group’s strategy to modernize and expand its narrowbody operations.
ANA Holdings, the parent company of All Nippon Airways, has confirmed a firm order for 15 Embraer E190-E2 regional jets, with options for an additional 5 aircraft, marking a significant move in its long-term fleet strategy. Deliveries will begin in fiscal year 2028 and continue through 2032. The deal was announced at the airshow, though the specific group subsidiary slated to…
