All Nippon Airways is an airline in Japan. Its headquarters are located in Shiodome city centre in the Shiodome area of Minato ward of Tokyo. It operates services to both domestic and international destinations and had more than 20,000 employees as of March 2016. The ANA has a fleet of 97 flights that fly on a daily basis to 453 destinations. The ANA has 9 hubs. They have a fleet of 97 aircrafts manufactured by Airbus and Boeing. ANA operates the largest Boeing 717, Boeing 757, and Boeing 767 fleets in Japan.
All Nippon Airways: Types of Cabins:
First Class: In the first class, you will get astonishing entertainment facilities and comfort. The seats can be converted to either lie-flat seats or recliner seats along with a footrest with an attached power socket. The in-flight entertainment facilities are fascinating, and you will get a personal tablet and. You get priority boarding, access to the luxurious lounge in the airport, and top-class services by the dedicated flight attendants.
Business Class: If you book your tickets in the business class, you will get access to priority check-in, two free checked baggage. They have 180-degree lie-flat seats for premium comfort and astonishing in-flight entertainment facilities, such as a personal tablet, access to the lounges and clubs. You will be provided with a pillow, mattress pad, and an amenity kit that will give you premium comfort throughout the journey.
Economy Class: In the main cabin or the economy class, you will get to choose your own seat. Along with that, there will be complimentary non-alcoholic beverages and snacks and free island maps. The fares are regular, and you can enjoy the exclusive entertainment facilities. Also, the tickets are non-refundable unless you cancel them within 24 hours after the booking.
Baggage policy
Hand Baggage Passengers are permitted to take one Handbag of the measurement not surpassing 56cm x 45cm x 25cm and the heaviness of 23kg is, most extreme in the lodge. Travellers are likewise permitted to take a small item (satchel or PC bag) which should not be greater than 40cm x 30cm x 15cm and the weight should not be more than 23kg.
Checked-in Baggage All Nippon Airways checked things stipend relies upon the sort of ticket, route, and fees. The dimension of checked stuff should not be more prominent than 90cm x 75cm x 43cm and the weight permitted is 23kg or 32kg depending upon the route or ticket.
All Nippon Airways Hubs
- Tokyo- Haneda
- Tokyo- Narita
SECONDARY HUBS
- Osaka- Nitami
- Osaka- Kansai
All Nippon Airways Flight Baggage Policy
- Check-in Baggage: ANA grants two handles in packs weighing not the same as the classification of the seats you decided on from 38kgs – 80kgs max.
- Carry-on Baggage: For top notch and Business class are taking into consideration 2 sacks gauging 7 kg each and the amount of LWH ought not surpass 115cm. Though travellers flying from Premium economy class are permitted with 1 pack gauging 7 kgs with similar measurements.
How to Book All Nippon Airways
- Browse the official website of All Nippon Airways on your computer or mobile and on the top of the homepage, you will find your current location and the section where you can search the flights.
- Please enter the destination city, travel date, number of passengers, and select the travel class and then click on ‘Find Flights’.
- For better and specific search results you can go for the ‘Advanced Search’ option if you are looking for an award flight or special promotional fare.
- On the next page, you will get a list of several flights moving to your destination; you need to select one of them.
- After selecting the suitable flight, it will take you to the next page where you need to fill up passenger details like name, date of birth, passport information, phone number, email id etc.
- After filling up the passenger details, you will be diverted to the next page, where you need to set up the payment using various modes, such as cards, cash etc.
- Once the payment is made, you will get a booking confirmation number on the registered phone number or email ID.
