The third and last Airbus A380 for the airline All Nippon Airways (ANA) made its maiden flight in Hamburg, Germany, showing off its very unique orange “Flying Honu” livery. The superjumbo will operate a route towards Hawaii in June 2020....
ANA Holdings, the parent company of All Nippon Airways (ANA), placed a firm order for 12 Boeing 787s (including 11 787-10s and one 787-9) and option for five 787-9 Dreamliners. The deal, worth over $5 billion at list prices, is the first commercial passenger aircraft order which Boeing has landed (and announced) in over a month. ...
Airbus unveils the livery of a third ‒ and final ‒ A380, which will join All Nippon Airways (ANA)’s fleet. Like its two predecessors, the third “Flying Honu” is also dedicated to celebrating Hawaiian Green Sea Turtle and features a special nod to Hawaii ‒ the destination it is going to serve. ...
With carriers retiring their Airbus A380 aircraft, seemingly, its life-span is over. Yet one airline is daring enough to operate three of them on the same route, All Nippon Airways. Does it make sense to do so?...
As airlines announce new routes for the Airbus A380, is the aircraft getting a second chance?...
Japan’s All Nippon Airways (ANA) has taken delivery of its first A380 on March 20, 2019, becoming the 15th operator of the world’s largest passenger aircraft....
In this article, we try to predict, which airline will top the list of the Best Airlines of 2019. Which airline do you think will end up on the top of the list? Check the list out:...
As 2019 has entered its third month, we finally get a chance to sit down and go through the list, which airlines made it to the top of the Best Airlines of 2018 list! Read More:...
Big news from ANA. All Nippon Airways parent announces plans to purchase a 9.5% stake in Philippine Airlines, and place orders for 48 Airbus and Boeing aircraft....
It was a day of a lot of “firsts” for Japan and its largest airline (by fleet size) All Nippon Airways. On December 13, 2018, ANA announced that its first A380 has rolled out of the Airbus paint shop in Hamburg, Germany. It is not only the first such model for the carrier, but also makes it the first superjumbo customer in the Japanese airline industry....
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