Japan Airlines to start daily Bengaluru-Tokyo service from next year


Team Udayavani, Jan 24, 2019, 9:09 AM IST

Bengaluru: Japan Airlines (JAL) on Thursday said that it will start a daily non-stop flight between Tokyo and Bengaluru from the summer of 2020.

On Wednesday, Japan’s largest airline All Nippon Airways (ANA) announced that it is going to start a direct flight from Tokyo to Chennai in winter this year.

A non-stop flight does not have any intermediate stops, unlike the “direct” flight.

JAL in a statement on Thursday said as direct flights are currently not in service from Japan, the launch of the route will provide customers from North America a new option for travelling to the southern region of India.

“The IT industry is thriving in Bengaluru and is known as the Silicon Valley of India, where global corporations focusing on telecommunications, biotechnology, and automobiles are strategically based in this unique city,” the statement said.

Ambassador of Japan to India Kenji Hiramatsu also said Wednesday in Chennai that ANA would launch direct flight services between Chennai and Tokyo.

“All Nippon Airways will begin direct flights to Chennai to foster easier access and strengthening of the bilateral relationship further”, he said addressing the second edition of the Global Investors Meet.

According to ANA, the direct service is set to begin in the winter season of 2019 and would mark a decisive move towards the Asia-Oceania region as the airliner looks to capitalise on the growth across the region.

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