ANA Restarting Perth To Tokyo Service For Japan Ski Season

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Great news for travelers from Western Australia! All Nippon Airways (ANA) is set to resume non-stop flights between Perth and Tokyo-Narita starting from October 29. This convenient option comes just in time for the 23/24 ski season in Japan, allowing West Australians to reach their favorite destination in a single hop. ANA will operate flight NH882 three times a week, departing from Tokyo's Narita Airport and arriving in Perth with a quick turnaround. The return flight, NH881, will bring passengers back from Perth to Tokyo. The flights will be serviced by Boeing 787 aircraft, featuring lie-flat business class seats and a premium economy cabin. This development eliminates the need for travelers to transit via Sydney, providing a seamless travel experience.

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All Nippon Airways (ANA) has announced exciting news for West Australians planning a trip to Japan. Starting from October 29, non-stop flights between Perth and Tokyo-Narita will resume, just in time for the 23/24 ski season in Japan. With this development, travelers can now reach Japan in a single hop, eliminating the need for transit via Sydney.Flight NH882, commencing on October 29, will take off from Tokyo's Narita Airport at 11:20 am every Wednesday, Friday, and Sunday. It will arrive in Perth at 8:30 pm, allowing for a quick turnaround. For the return journey, overnight flight NH881 will bid farewell to Perth at 9:55 pm on the same three days, arriving in Tokyo at 8:30 am the following day.

Two ANA 787’s in both variations flying high above Mt Fuji, Japan. Credit: All Nippon Airlines The Perth-Tokyo route will be serviced by the reliable Boeing 787 aircraft, which features lie-flat business class seats with direct aisle access. Additionally, there will be a small premium economy cabin onboard.With the reintroduction of non-stop ANA flights to Perth, West Australians can now enjoy the convenience of direct travel to Japan without the need for a layover. However, the option to connect via Tokyo-Haneda twice daily still remains available.