Singapore Airlines strengthens its grip on Asia-Pacific routes through a bold step with All Nippon Airways. Starting September 2025, the two airlines will launch revenue-sharing flights that improve Singapore-Japan travel. This deeper partnership replaces simple codesharing with smarter coordination and more benefits for travelers.
The deal introduces joint fare products in May 2025. Travelers will enjoy easier bookings, more fare options, and faster connections between the airlines. Flight schedules will align better, making trips smoother and saving time. This move helps both carriers attract more international and regional travelers.
Singapore Airlines and ANA improve their frequent flyer programs as part of the plan. Members of KrisFlyer and ANA Mileage Club will earn more rewards and experience better travel perks. The airlines also upgrade corporate programs to serve business travelers more effectively.
They plan to expand this model beyond Singapore and Japan. Once they receive approval, they will include new routes to Australia, India, Indonesia, and Malaysia. These routes will give travelers more choices and improve both airlines’ reach across the region.
Their joint venture began in 2020 and already shows strong results. ANA travelers can now fly to 25 cities in the Singapore Airlines network. SIA customers enjoy access to 34 ANA destinations, including 30 in Japan. These numbers prove that the partnership brings real value.
This revenue-sharing model positions Singapore Airlines to lead in regional air travel. The airline now offers better service, more destinations, and smoother travel experiences across Asia.
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