TokyoTomo Travel Guide

All Nippon Airways and JTB will jointly launch four charter flights to Canada from the end of September to the beginning of October, attracting travel demand for Canada’s autumn season. The airline is said to be finalizing the charter flight plan including take-off and landing slots at the respective airports. The charter flights are slated for departure and arrival from and to Chubu International Airport and Kansai International Airport. Those from and to Oita Airport and Nagasaki Airport will be routed via Narita International Airport.

Aircraft to be put into service is Boeing B747-400 configured with 10 First class, 75 Business class, 20 Premium Economy and 182 Economy class seats, totaling 287. ANA and JTB expect all four charter flights to be booked up. Departure dates are planned on September 20, 26, October 2 and 8 with an 8-day travel itinerary. Those departing from Oita and Kansai are scheduled to arrive in Toronto and return from Montreal, whilst those departing from Chubu and Nagasaki are scheduled to arrive in Montreal and return from Toronto.

Source: Travel Vision

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