All Nippon Airways (ANA), which operates 16 Boeing 787s, fears the Airbus A380s scheduled to fly into Tokyo Narita Airport may result in lower yields.
ANA 787. Courtesy, Boeing All Nippon Airways (ANA), which operates 16 Boeing 787s, fears the Airbus A380s scheduled to fly into Tokyo Narita Airport may result in lower yields. ANA president and CEO Shinichiro Ito told ATW in Shenzhen, “Our concern is that other airlines flying more A380s into Tokyo Narita” are resulting in the lower yields for the carrier. Narita will be served by A380s from Korean Air Lines, Lufthansa, Air France, Emirates Airlines and Singapore ...
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