ANA Reduces Capacity on International Routes TOKYO, 04 April 2003 - ANA today filed with the Ministry of Land, Infrastructure and Transport a reduction in capacity on its Hong Kong and Singapore routes. This is in response to falling demand due to the Iraq War and Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome (SARS). The present double daily Tokyo - Hong Kong service will be reduced to a daily service. Reduction on the Tokyo - Singapore route will be achieved through use of the smaller 214 seater Boeing 767-300ER series, as opposed to the present 292 seater Boeing 777-200. Frequency on this route remains unchanged. Osaka (Kansai) - Hong Kong and Osaka (Kansai) - Singapore routes remain unaffected at the present time.

1. Summary of Changes Flight No Route Change Period NH911* Tokyo – Hong Kong (pm departure) Suspended 08 Apr – 30 Apr NH912* Hong Kong – Tokyo (am departure) Suspended 09 Apr – 01 May NH901 Tokyo - Singapore B777-200 changed for B767-300ER 08 Apr – 30 Apr NH902 Singapore - Tokyo B777-200 changed for B767-300ER 08 Apr – 30 Apr

* B767-300ER (216 seats) normally flown on these routes

2. Hong Kong/ Singapore Routes after Changes Tokyo – Hong Kong/ Singapore Flight No Route Aircraft Type Frequency NH909 Tokyo – Hong Kong (am departure) B777-200 daily NH910 Hong Kong – Tokyo (pm departure) B777-200 daily NH901 Tokyo - Singapore B767-300ER daily NH902 Singapore - Tokyo B767-300ER daily

Osaka (Kansai)– Hong Kong/ Singapore Flight No Route Aircraft Type Frequency NH175 Osaka – Hong Kong B767-300ER daily NH176 Hong Kong – Osaka B767-300ER daily NH111 Osaka - Singapore B767-300ER daily NH112 Singapore - Osaka B767-300ER daily

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Contact: Rob Henderson, Public Relations: r.henderson@ana.co.jp