ANA: 30th anniversary of the Paris-Tokyo flight

In October, Japanese airline ANA celebrates the thirtieth anniversary of its flight between Paris CDG and Tokyo, temporarily reduced from a daily frequency to three flights a week.
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Marc Houalla (Director of Paris CDG Airport), Gilles de Maximy (Head of CDG T2E Operations), and Yuji Hino (Vice President & General Manager ANA France)

That's just it thirty yearsin October 1990, ANA set off for the first time from the airport of Narita, à Tokyoin the direction of Paris CDG. With stopovers in Moscow, Stockholm and Vienna. Since then, the French catalogue has been greatly expanded, from two weekly flights to a daily service, now operated from the Tokyo Haneda hub. And over 4 million passengers (4.4 million) have since used this route, a significant proportion of them business travellers.

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During the crisis, ANA is operating three flights a week between Tokyo and CDG

Naturally, this thirtieth anniversary comes at a time of turmoil, which has led ANA to cut back on a number of destinations, including Paris. Nonetheless, the Japanese airline is now operating three flights a week between Tokyo and CDGevery Wednesday, Thursday and Saturday. On these routes, the "ANA Care Promise" health programme set up in response to the crisis is being applied, not only on board the aircraft but also in the airport and in the airline's lounges.