ANA (All Nippon Airways) Airbus A321 Seat MapsANA (All Nippon Airways)

On December 27, 1952, the Japanese airline ANA (All Nippon Airways) was established. The company has 22 Airbus A321 Neo and four Airbus A321-200 in its fleet. The Airbus A321 is an extended version of the A320, with a longer fuselage and typically has a seating capacity of around 185-236 passengers. The A321 is often used for short- to medium-haul flights, with a range of up to 3,700 miles. The Airbus A321 prioritizes passenger comfort with its spacious seating and larger overhead bins, offering a quieter cabin experience than older aircraft. Additionally, its advanced avionics and state-of-the-art flight control system contribute to an exceptional safety record, lowering the risk of accidents. By sharing a high level of commonality with other A320 family members, airlines operating both A320s and A321s can benefit from cost-effective maintenance and training. The corporation has its headquarters in Tokyo, Japan's Shiodome City Center Minato. Tokyo-Haneda and Tokyo-Narita are its principal hubs. Both Osaka-Itami and Osaka-Kansai are secondary hubs. Fukuoka, Nagoya-Centrair, Naha/Okinawa, and Sapporo-Chitose are other hubs for the airline. Star Alliance includes ANA (All Nippon Airways). As of size, it is the nation's first international airline. It is the biggest airline that flies within the country. The company runs 97 routes altogether. The fleet of the corporation consists of 217 aircraft. ANA (All Nippon Airways) operates only two models of Airbus, the Airbus A321 Neo and Airbus A321-200.