ANA and Singapore Airlines Deepen Partnership with Revenue-Sharing Flights
All Nippon Airways (ANA) and Singapore Airlines (SIA) are taking their collaboration to the next level. Starting September 2025, the two Star Alliance carriers will operate revenue-sharing flights between Singapore and Japan. This means they will share the profits from these flights.
Before that, in May 2025, they will launch joint fare products for these routes, giving customers more choices and potentially better prices. This builds upon their existing codeshare agreement, which already allows passengers to book flights on either airline to more destinations.
The enhanced partnership will also bring benefits to frequent flyers of both airlines. Members of ANA Mileage Club and KrisFlyer will be able to earn miles on more booking classes across both ANA and SIA flights. Additionally, the airlines are working to align their corporate travel programs to better serve business travelers.
Looking ahead, ANA and SIA plan to expand this joint venture to include other key markets like Australia, India, Indonesia, and Malaysia, pending regulatory approval.
Since their initial joint venture agreement in January 2020, ANA and SIA have significantly increased their codeshare destinations. ANA customers now have access to 25 SIA destinations (up from 12), while SIA customers can reach 34 ANA destinations (up from 9), including 30 domestic locations in Japan.
The CEOs of both airlines expressed enthusiasm about the partnership. Mr. Shinichi Inoue of ANA believes it will "redefine expectations" and set a "new benchmark for service and customer experience." Mr. Goh Choon Phong of SIA highlighted the combined strengths of the two airlines, promising "greater value, better connectivity, and an exceptional experience" for travelers.
