ANA
ANA at a glance
ANA, All Nippon Airways, is Japan's largest airline, operating about 240 aircraft from Tokyo's Haneda and Narita airports across a dense domestic network and a growing international map of about 100 destinations. It launched the Boeing 787 into commercial service in 2011 and remains the type's largest operator anywhere.
Within ANA Holdings, the full-service flag carrier sits alongside low-cost Peach Aviation and medium-haul startup AirJapan, while joint ventures with United Airlines and Lufthansa Group anchor its Star Alliance role. Inbound tourism to Japan at record levels has made its Haneda hub one of aviation's strongest recovery stories.
Fleet
ANA launched the Boeing 787 into service in 2011 and remains its largest operator, with the type forming the core of both its domestic and international fleets.
| Aircraft | Role | Fleet Size |
|---|---|---|
| Boeing 777-300ER | International flagship with THE Suite | ~13 |
| Boeing 737-800 | Domestic workhorse | ~40 |
| Airbus A380-800 | Flying Honu trio dedicated to Hawaii | 3 |
| Boeing 777-9 | On order as the next flagship | On order |
Hub & route network
Tokyo Haneda, the world's most convenient big-city airport, is ANA's main hub for both the dense domestic network and international flying, with Narita handling additional long-haul and connecting traffic across about 100 destinations.Alliance & partnerships
A Star Alliance member since 1999, ANA flies joint ventures with United across the Pacific and Lufthansa Group to Europe, giving Japan's largest airline a global web beyond its own metal.Group structure
ANA Holdings spans the flag carrier, low-cost Peach Aviation and the new medium-haul AirJapan brand launched in 2024, together dominating Japanese aviation by fleet and revenue.Full specifications
Frequently asked questions
ANA was the 787's launch customer, putting it into service in 2011, and operates more Dreamliners than any other airline, around 85.
Three Airbus A380s painted as Hawaiian sea turtles, flown exclusively between Tokyo Narita and Honolulu, the only A380s in Japanese service.
ANA is the full-service airline; ANA Holdings is the parent group that also owns low-cost Peach Aviation and the medium-haul brand AirJapan.