ANA winter 2022 schedule is announced
Sep 4, 22, 9:03 am
#46
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Originally Posted by Unimatrix One
In theory the Room should be much better, but the seat surface is very very hard and has no lumbar support. It feels like sitting on a park bench. ANA really messed up what should have been an industry leading product. I feel like they didn't test it with enough people or they would have realized how uncomfortable it is and they would have fixed it with a softer, more ergonomic design.
It’s the same with people that complain about the cabin temperature being too warm (though this is where my American preferences override).
It might just be that you’re not the target audience.
Sep 4, 22, 3:57 pm
#47
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Originally Posted by Only ANA
The target market is Japanese businessmen. Like many Japanese I grew up sleeping on hard surfaces, and I actually strongly prefer that. So much to the point that sleeping on something too soft makes me feel like I’ll curve my back or something.
It’s the same with people that complain about the cabin temperature being too warm (though this is where my American preferences override).
It might just be that you’re not the target audience.
It’s the same with people that complain about the cabin temperature being too warm (though this is where my American preferences override).
It might just be that you’re not the target audience.
Sep 4, 22, 3:58 pm
#48
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Location: U.S. East Coast (DC area)
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I have a business trip to Vietnam in December, and I am currently scheduled to return to Washington (IAD) on ANA via NRT on a Tuesday in early January. My ticket was booked through United since it was a code share flight and on the ANA website it said "subject to government approval." However, based on this information, it appears that NH 2 from NRT to IAD will operate on Tuesdays in January.
Is that correct?
Is that correct?
Sep 4, 22, 6:59 pm
#49
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Originally Posted by krish1971
I have a business trip to Vietnam in December, and I am currently scheduled to return to Washington (IAD) on ANA via NRT on a Tuesday in early January. My ticket was booked through United since it was a code share flight and on the ANA website it said "subject to government approval." However, based on this information, it appears that NH 2 from NRT to IAD will operate on Tuesdays in January.
Is that correct?
Is that correct?
Sep 5, 22, 7:47 am
#50
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I was looking at the new schedule from Oct. 30 to Mar. 25, and something doesn't make sense about NH 1 and 2 between NRT and IAD. NH 2 is scheduled to operate 4 times per week on Monday, Tuesday, Friday, and Saturday. However, the return flight, NH 1, is only scheduled to operate on Wednesday, Thursday and Sunday. Normally, these are turnaround flights. The flight that comes in from NRT turns around and returns to NRT. How is it logistically possible for NH 2 to operate 4 times per week, but NH 1, the return flight from IAD to NRT, only operates 3 times per week? Does anyone have any clues as to the logistics of ANA's operations with respect to this flight?
Thanks.
Thanks.
Sep 5, 22, 8:25 am
#51
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Could be a cargo flight. ANA also only flew one way out of Beijing for a long time, because bringing anyone in with COVID would result in a ban of all operations for some time. In the US I am sure it is different, but there is more to the industry outside of passenger flights.
Sep 5, 22, 9:10 am
#52
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Originally Posted by krish1971
I was looking at the new schedule from Oct. 30 to Mar. 25, and something doesn't make sense about NH 1 and 2 between NRT and IAD. NH 2 is scheduled to operate 4 times per week on Monday, Tuesday, Friday, and Saturday. However, the return flight, NH 1, is only scheduled to operate on Wednesday, Thursday and Sunday. Normally, these are turnaround flights. The flight that comes in from NRT turns around and returns to NRT. How is it logistically possible for NH 2 to operate 4 times per week, but NH 1, the return flight from IAD to NRT, only operates 3 times per week? Does anyone have any clues as to the logistics of ANA's operations with respect to this flight?
Thanks.
Thanks.
If you look at the new schedules for DC and Houston, NH2 and NH173 matches up. Same with NH174 and NH1.
Sep 6, 22, 8:35 am
#53
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September 6 update.
- ANA will increase the number of flights on the Narita/Haneda - Honolulu route from October 30 to November 30, 2022. The Narita = Honolulu route will be operated on the Airbus A380 FLYING HONU aircraft.
- For the Asia Oceania routes, ANA will increase the flight frequency on the Haneda - Singapore route, and during the year-end and New Year season, increase flights on the Haneda - Sydney route.
Sep 6, 22, 10:25 am
#54
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ugh… why a Wednesday flight and not Sunday (my current booking date)?!?!? RIP 🪦, my A380 dreams for now…
Sep 6, 22, 10:36 am
#55
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Originally Posted by night718
They're probably sharing the plane between DC and Houston.
If you look at the new schedules for DC and Houston, NH2 and NH173 matches up. Same with NH174 and NH1.
If you look at the new schedules for DC and Houston, NH2 and NH173 matches up. Same with NH174 and NH1.
Sep 6, 22, 11:20 am
#56
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Location: U.S. East Coast (DC area)
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On that press release, some of the routes are highlighted in Yellow. What does the Yellow highlight imply?
Also, I used to take NH1/2 quite regularly, but it's been several years since I have taken those flights. NH 2 used to leave NRT around 11:00 a.m. and arrive IAD around 9:30 or 10:30 a.m. depending on Daylight Savings or Standard time. NH 1 used to leave IAD around noon and arrive NRT the next day afternoon. Does anyone know if that schedule will remain the same once the new schedule takes effect in October?
Thanks.
Also, I used to take NH1/2 quite regularly, but it's been several years since I have taken those flights. NH 2 used to leave NRT around 11:00 a.m. and arrive IAD around 9:30 or 10:30 a.m. depending on Daylight Savings or Standard time. NH 1 used to leave IAD around noon and arrive NRT the next day afternoon. Does anyone know if that schedule will remain the same once the new schedule takes effect in October?
Thanks.
Sep 6, 22, 12:23 pm
#57
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Originally Posted by krish1971
On that press release, some of the routes are highlighted in Yellow. What does the Yellow highlight imply?
Sep 6, 22, 2:06 pm
#59
Join Date: May 2022
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Originally Posted by patchan8984
Looking at flights this month and SFO-NRT shows the ROOM on some select days as well...
I'm flying YVR-Tokyo on Sept 15 and willing to route through SFO if there is The Room.
All the LAX ones show sold out.
