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ANA to restart service to Singapore and Bangkok in November

Carrier expands Sydney, Ho Chi Minh City and Manila flights as business resumes

ANA planes sit at Japan's Narita Airport in August. (Photo by Konosuke Urata)

TOKYO -- All Nippon Airways will resume flights in November to and from Singapore and Bangkok as well as increase service on other international routes, according to a schedule released Monday, reflecting an expected rise in demand as coronavirus-related travel restrictions are loosened.

The ANA Holdings unit will operate two round-trip flights per week between Tokyo's Haneda Airport and Singapore and three between Narita Airport near Tokyo and Bangkok. The Japanese airline's new schedule also adds two round-trip flights a week from Haneda to Sydney, Ho Chi Minh City and Manila, and one between Haneda and London.

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