Perth Airport welcomes daily All Nippon Airways flights from Japan 

Perth Airport has welcomed the announcement that All Nippon Airways’ (ANA) will increase its frequency to a daily service at Perth Airport between 1 December 2025 and 19 April 2026.

The airline currently operates the popular Perth – Tokyo route three times per week and the decision to increase to a daily service over this period shows ANA’s confidence in the Western Australian market.

Perth Airport’s Chief Commercial & Aviation Officer Kate Holsgrove said daily non-stop connectivity to Japan is great news for Western Australia and will provide almost 20,000 additional seats from Perth over this peak travel period. “The additional frequency means more options for business and leisure travellers to travel to Tokyo and also access ANA’s extensive domestic network to over 40 destinations.

It will also lead to more visitors coming to Western Australia delivering a major boost for our fantastic tourism and hospitality sectors. “Japan is Western Australia’s ninth largest international visitor market, injecting $127 million into the WA economy in visitor expenditure for the year ending in March 2025.

“Perth Airport welcomed a record 5.14 million international passengers in FY25. This was a significant 18.3 per cent growth on the previous year showcasing the strength of the Western Australia aviation sector and the propensity of Western Australians wanting to travel to new and exciting international destinations.” ANA operates the non-stop Tokyo Narita (NRT) and Perth (PER) service on a Boeing 787-9 Dreamliner featuring Business, Premium Economy and Economy Cabins.