All Nippon Airways (ANA) and Singapore Airlines (SIA) are set to launch revenue-sharing flights between Singapore and Japan starting in September 2025. The joint fare products for these flights will be available for purchase in May 2025, further strengthening their commercial collaboration.
This initiative will allow ANA and SIA to provide customers with enhanced value beyond their current codeshare agreements, featuring a wider range of fare options, improved synchronization of flight schedules between Singapore and Japan, and seamless connectivity among Star Alliance carriers.
Additionally, both airlines are collaborating to enhance reciprocal benefits for members of the ANA Mileage Club and KrisFlyer frequent flyer programs, which will include the opportunity to earn miles across a broader range of booking classes on both ANA and SIA flights. They are also working to align their corporate programs to better serve business travelers.
Pending regulatory approvals, ANA and SIA plan to broaden the joint venture’s scope to encompass other significant markets beyond Japan and Singapore, including Australia, India, Indonesia, and Malaysia.
Since the establishment of their commercial joint venture agreement in January 2020, ANA and SIA have considerably expanded their codeshare partnership, providing customers with more travel options between Japan and Singapore, as well as additional destinations.
ANA customers can now reach 25 destinations within SIA’s network, an increase from the previous 12. Similarly, SIA customers can connect to 34 destinations in ANA’s network, up from nine earlier, which includes ANA’s domestic flights to 30 locations throughout Japan.
