Japanese airlines opens Ha Noi route

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Japanese All Nippon Airways (ANA) will introduce a new international flight schedule for next summer, providing services to Ha Noi for the first time.

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TOKYO (Biz Hub) — Japanese All Nippon Airways (ANA) will introduce a new international flight schedule for next summer, providing services to Ha Noi for the first time.

This expansion, effective March 30, 2014, will help ANA offer the most international flights to and from Haneda airport. ANA will fly Boeing 787 jets on the route beginning in June.—VNS

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