
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.