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ANA Ana Hldgs

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ANA Holdings Inc ANA to launch services to Houston (4778Z)

11/12/2014 7:42am

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RNS Number : 4778Z

ANA Holdings Inc

11 December 2014

December 11, 2014

Company Name: ANA HOLDINGS INC.

Representative: Shinichiro Ito, President & CEO

(Code No: 9202 TSE 1st section)

Inquiries: Kazuyuki Imanishi, Director of

General Administration & CSR Promotion

(Tel. 03-6735-1001)

ANA to launch services to Houston

New route will expand network between Asia and the Americas

Summer schedule will also see more flights to Singapore and Bangkok

TOKYO, December 11, 2014 - ANA, Japan's leading airline, is to launch a new route from Narita to Houston, the capital of the US oil and energy industry, from June next year as part of an expansion of its network between the Americas and the growing Asian market.

The new ANA summer schedule will also see an increase in flights from Tokyo to Singapore and Bangkok, making it easier for transfer passengers to connect between its Asian and American networks.

Houston not only enjoys significant demand for flights to Asia, but is also one of the biggest hub airports for ANA's joint venture partner United Airlines. This will enable ANA to improve access for its passengers to Central and South America via Houston. The airport has a wealth of domestic and international connections making it easier for passengers from Asian countries to fly through to various US destinations and other countries with growing business demand such as Mexico and Brazil.

ANA will increase the number of flights from Tokyo to Singapore and Bangkok by introducing twice daily services from Narita to these two cities in addition to the existing double daily service from Haneda airport. Flights from Singapore and Bangkok arriving in Narita early morning will increase the number of North American cities that can be connected and will, together with the evening flight, greatly increase the convenience of Asia-North America connections at Narita.

Osamu Shinobe, President and CEO of ANA said, "We are very pleased to be launching a new international service from Tokyo to Houston. Houston will be our tenth destination in North America and will provide a great gateway to Central and South America from Japan and many other Asian countries. Together with our joint venture partner United, we are confident that passenger demand will be high and that our expanding network will provide customers with greater choice."

The details of the flight plan are shown on the attached PDF.

Reservations for these new flights will be available from December 17.

*Flight plans are subject to approval by the relevant authorities. All schedules are subject to change.

Contact: Ryosei Nomura and Maho Ito, ANA Public Relations TEL +81-3-6735-1111

Please see the attched PDF for more details

http://www.rns-pdf.londonstockexchange.com/rns/4778Z_-2014-12-11.pdf

This information is provided by RNS

The company news service from the London Stock Exchange

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