Air China To Start Chengdu-Tokyo Non-stop Flight
Air China recently announced that its southwest branch is scheduled to start a non-stop flight service on the route linking Chengdu, the capital of Sichuan province, and Tokyo on April 3, 2011.
Air China To Launch Direct Chengdu-Tokyo Flights
Air China has announced that it will launch non-stop flights on Chengdu to Tokyo route on September 22, 2010.
ANA And Air Macau To Launch Codeshare From July
From July 2010 All Nippon Airways and Air Macau will start a codesharing on routes to Japan from July 2010.
Macau Signs Bilateral Air Service Agreement With Japan
The government of the Macau SAR has signed a bilateral air service agreement with the Japanese government.
ANA To Increase Flights To China In 2010
According to reports in the Japan's Asahi Shimbun, All Nippon Airways has recently published its annual development plan for 2010, in which the company states that it has decided to increase the number of flights it operates to China.
JAL Reduces Flight Frequency On Two International Routes
Japanese media reports that Japan Airlines has announced that it will temporarily reduce the flight frequency on two of its international air routes to Shanghai and to San Paulo.
Air China To Launch Beijing-Tokyo Haneda Flight In October
On October 25, 2009, Air China will launch a new route from Beijing to Tokyo Haneda Airport, which is 16 kilometers away from downtown Tokyo.
Regular Charter Flights To Be Launched Between Tokyo And Beijing
An official of the Japanese Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism announced that from October 25, 2009, regular international passenger charter flights will be available from Tokyo Haneda Airport to Beijing Capital International Airport.
ANA Will Have Taiwanese Interpreters
All Nippon Airways will have Taiwanese interpreter on its Boeing 767 airliner flights from Taiwan to Narita. Six female Taiwanese have been chosen from 700 candidates, and will start to work on May 18, 2009.
JAL Increases Flight Frequency On Kansai-Hangzhou Route
To meet the increasing demand, Japan Airlines has announced that it will increase the flight frequency on the route between Kansai International Airport and Hangzhou from three flights a week to seven a week at the end of October.