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ANA All Nippon Airways Passenger Reviews and ANA Customer Trip Reports
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ANA customer review : 3 September 2009 by R Wong (Japan)
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Trip Rating : 9/10 |
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Cabin Flown: | Economy |
Hong Kong to Tokyo Narita, fairly new B777. I sat on row 23 in economy class. Row 21-23 in
ANA 777 are separated from the main economy section so the cabin was quiet. Meal good, above
average. Wide range of movie selection. Cabin crew attentive and polite. Generally very good
and comfortable flight.
ANA customer review : 2 September 2009 by Y Kwon (USA)
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Trip Rating : 5/10 |
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Cabin Flown: | Economy |
SFO-NRT, B777-200, return in economy class. Perfect service, excellent food. very clean.
Everything was perfect except seat pitch length, very uncomfortable. Best service I've ever
had, but worst seat comfort I've ever had in this round trip.
ANA customer review : 30 August 2009 by J Billet (Japan)
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Trip Rating : 9/10 |
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Cabin Flown: | Business |
FRA-NRT. Seat next to me was empty, which added to the sense of comfort. FA's smiling and
attentive. Toilets kept clean throughout the flight. Fish meal was delicious, the red wines (I
tried both) were so-so (lacking flavour and body) and bread was below ANA's usual standards
(no whole wheat, etc). Strange to be served such poor bread on a flight originating from
Germany. Seat was good enough, but not up to the full flat seats one finds on other airlines.
I understand that tall people would have trouble getting a good sleep on such a seat. Maybe
ANA can improve the boarding process in FRA? (One single boarding gate).
ANA customer review : 21 August 2009 by Brian Smith (Japan)
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Trip Rating : 9/10 |
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Cabin Flown: | Business |
NRT-LAX-NRT in Business. Flight attendants friendly and extremely attentive, seats not ideal,
but better than economy. Very difficult to sleep in any position except on your back (not lie
flat seats). AVOD is limited. Food is always outstanding out of Narita. The menu you'll get
for the Japanese meals is kaiseiki and would cost at least 6-7,000 yen if eaten out on the
town. However, when returning to Japan from abroad, the Japanese meals are less than stellar
and are inadequate to the level of quality from NRT. They have been offering discounted
business class fares that make this a very good value for money. Flew domestic US first class
and it just cannot be compared to what you get on ANA business. The lounge in LAX is
refurbished and as good as the lounge at NRT. Truly a joy to fly them. The long haul
experience with them helps make the travel as painless as possible.
ANA customer review : 14 August 2009 by L Huang (USA)
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Trip Rating : 9/10 |
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Cabin Flown: | Business |
IAD-NRT-HKG. FAs had smiles on their faces, whatever you wanted, they would get it with no
attitude. Seats comfy - pillow and blanket in Biz class were very comfy. Slippers were nice
too. Movie selection not that great - they need to include English subtitles in more Japanese
movies / shows so more can enjoy. Food was quite good - seafood / sushi was fresh. The seats
could be longer - I'm only 5'4" and my legs hung out at the bottom, past the foot rest. Not
sure how "average" height people or taller handle it.
ANA customer review : 8 August 2009 by J Billet (Japan)
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Trip Rating : 9/10 |
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Cabin Flown: | Business |
NRT-CDG Business cabin. Up to ANA standards when it comes to FA politeness and devotion to
passenger service. Plane (B747) was very clean, including the toilets throughout the flight.
Seat was angled-flat but adequate to sleep. Inflight entertainment (VOD) was exhaustive in its
offering (even though the channel guide catalog is somewhat hard to understand). Food was nice
but odd in terms of offering. Appetizer and main course were delicious even though portions
were slightly small. What surprised me the most was that ANA changed its policy (I was told by
a FA) and the 2nd meal normally served two hours before landing had been discontinued and
replaced by the (quite basic) light meal offering offered throughout the flight (sandwich,
pizza, etc).
ANA customer review : 30 July 2009 : by D Vec (USA)
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Trip Rating : 5/10 |
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Cabin Flown: | Premium Economy |
Chicago to Narita - smallest seats and very uncomfortable. Also, upgraded on return trip, much
better but almost missed connecting flight because of the long wait until first class emptied
out and then waited forever for our suitcases.
ANA customer review : 30 July 2009 : by R Tay (Singapore)
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Trip Rating : 7/10 |
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Cabin Flown: | Economy |
SIN-NRT-ORD-NRT-SIN. Points for improvement - Seat width on long haul B773ER to ORD was a
little tight even for an Asian like me. Announcements in English was not very clear. Good
points - they will not let passengers get hungry, food served was adequate and frequent;
quality of food ok. Inflight entertainment ok. Hospitality of cabin crew was excellent!
ANA customer review : 30 July 2009 : by V Brand (Hong Kong)
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Trip Rating : 6/10 |
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Cabin Flown: | Business |
NRT-TPE business class. Was disappointed that they used an old plane (ashtrays still present)
for this route and consequently did not have much in-flight entertainment. Apart from the
equipment, FA's and food are up to ANA high standards and ANA still remains my favourite
airline. Hope they will change the equipment used for this route on my return trip later.
ANA customer review : 30 July 2009 : by Colm MacKernan (UK)
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Trip Rating : 7/10 |
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Cabin Flown: | Business |
Four flights, LHR-NRT AND IAD-NRT Business Class return. I usually fly Virgin, premium
economy to US east coast day and upper class by way of comparison. Check-in was fine. Lounges
are very basic in Heathrow, Washington and Narita with limited food (some sandwiches, noodle
window, ramen) drinks which by Japanese standards is not good - Heathrow was the SAS lounge,
so-so, IAD a shared lounge with Air-France. All dull, grey layout and an irritating place to
be stuck for an hour or two. Virgin Heathrow sets a high bar, but ANA lounges don't even
approach say BA's standard. For very long haul, with its earlier check-in times I think ANA
has to do better in its lounges, especially in Heathrow and DC, but also NRT (why not a
separate long-haul lounge?). NRT-IAD they actually sent me upstairs to an overflow lounge
because the main business lounge at my gate was full - this was an even sadder lounge with no
windows or natural light. In flight service is very good, attentive, polite. Cabin very
clean. Drinks show up promptly, bottle of water automatically renewed when empty. In flight
main meal is quite-good, second meal so so. Seat does not go flat but stops at about a 15-30
degree slope, so ANA is not up with the competition - seat designed for someone of about 5'
8"/170cm even to the extent that the headrest barely rises above lumbar support levels and the
footrest does not extend enough - there is room for an extra 3"/7cm. ANA is not unique with
this problem, I have found the same on Virgin America for example (when will they learn that
many men, including the Japanese are taller), so the seat for short people is a common
problem. Overall, a good service, the only weakness being the lounge facilities and seats
where ANA is way behind its competition, even at NRT.
ANA customer review : 30 July 2009 : by Thomas Wilmesmeier (Singapore)
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Trip Rating : 8/10 |
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Cabin Flown: | Business |
SIN-NRT business class. ANA uses their regional business class product on the route which is
on a B767-300ER a configuration of 2-1-2 : no lie-flat seats but still comfortable enough for
a 7 hour day flight . Would not want to use it on a night flight - food and service ok!
ANA customer review : 27 July 2009 : by J Choo (Singapore)
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Trip Rating : 7/10 |
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Cabin Flown: | Economy |
Singapore to JFK with a transit in Narita. The cabin crew for both flights were attentive,
eager to please and approachable. There were constant drink-runs throughout the flights,
selection of self-service snacks and drinks in the galley adequate. For the 12.5 hours Narita-
JFK flight, passengers were served lunch about 1.5 hours upon leaving Narita. About 6 hours
before arriving into JFK, there was a snack service followed by a breakfast service about 2
hours before landing. Although passengers were not provided with options for all meals, the
food provided were tasty and of good quality. I did the same journey with SQ the year before.
Although SQ provides certain premium extras, I would gladly fly with ANA which saved me at
least 40% over the SQ tickets and for an experience that is equally pleasant.
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