ANA Enhances Schedule to Hangzhou

Posted 21/12/2011

All Nippon Airways (ANA) has announced it will increase capacity on the Tokyo Narita – Hangzhou route from next month due to growing passenger demand.  The Japanese carrier currently offers four flights per week between the two destinations but will increase to a daily schedule from January 20, 2012, subject to Government approval. 

ANA had previously planned plans to increase from four flights a week to a daily schedule from March 2010, but the enhanced schedule was not introduced for undetermined reasons.  It is currently the sole operator on the route, which serves an O&D market of an estimated 33,000 O&D passengers.  The route is operated by an Airbus A320.

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