TOKYO April 3, 2007 - ANA will expand the number of airlines with which it has interline e-ticketing agreements to 28 from tomorrow, when itineraries including trips made on Japan Airlines’ (JAL) international and certain* domestic flights will be able to be combined into an ANA e-ticket, and vice-versa.

This means, for example, that customers may enjoy the simplicity and convenience of a single e-ticket when travelling on itineraries that include an outbound journey from Japan on ANA, and a return journey on JAL.

ANA first commenced interline e-ticketing – where trips on more than one airline are combined in a single e-ticket – with its fellow Star Alliance member airlines in 2004. It now has interline e-ticket agreements with 16 Star Alliance member carriers and 12 other airlines (see below for details).

On April 1 this year ANA completed the introduction of e-tickets across its entire domestic route network – the first time for a Japanese airline. As well as making the travel experience within Japan easer, it also gives added simplicity and convenience to customers travelling abroad, as they may now connect using a single e-ticket from any ANA domestic gateway to any international flight operated by ANA or any of the 28 airlines with which it has an interline e-ticketing agreement.

*please check with the website or reservations centre of ANA or JAL for details