All Nippon Airways Performance in Statistics | OAG

In 2024, All Nippon Airways (ANA) (the largest airline in Japan along with its associated carriers) faced some geo-political challenges impacting its network operation. Capacity to Europe fell by 37%, compared to the pre-Covid capacity levels of 2019, due to Russian overflight restrictions softening commercial demand and increasing operating costs.
Capacity to China increased by 59% year-on-year, but is yet to return to pre-pandemic volumes.
The strength and size of the Japanese domestic market remains a positive factor for the airline with 84% of capacity focused on this market.
The airline reported no domestic capacity increase year-on-year.
ANA’s average airfares in economy class on their international services remain high by industry standards with a typical fare of US$1,702 but have fallen compared to 2023 by 14%, partly due to the weakening of the Japanese yen in currency markets.