ANA to resume flights between Haneda and mainland China
全日空 4月から羽田発の中国路線を3年ぶりに再開
NHK -- Mar 23
ANA Holdings says it will resume flights between Tokyo's Haneda and mainland China on April 1 after a lapse of about three years.
This comes as the governments of Japan and China have eased international travel restrictions.
The Japanese airline operator had suspended regular flights connecting Haneda with Beijing and Shanghai since March 2020 due to the pandemic.
ANA says it plans seven round trips a week between Haneda and each of Hongqiao and Pudong airports in Shanghai. It also says it will start flights between Haneda and Beijing with five round trips a week. ANA will increase Beijing round trips to seven on April 10. ...continue reading
Mar 23 (ANNnewsCH) - 全日空は来月から羽田発の中国路線を3年ぶりに再開させると発表しました。 ...continue reading

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