Get ready for a whole new level of travel experience between Singapore and Japan. Two aviation giants — All Nippon Airways (ANA) and Singapore Airlines (SIA) — are taking their partnership to the next level, promising travelers more options, better connectivity, and greater value.

Starting September 2025, ANA and SIA will begin revenue-sharing flights between Singapore and Japan. This marks a major milestone in their collaboration, going beyond their current codeshare arrangements. And the best part? Joint fare products for these flights will go on sale as early as May 2025.

Key Benefits for Passengers

More fare choices and smoother travel planning with improved coordination of flight schedules between the two nations.

Seamless connections through both airlines’ networks, supported by their membership in the Star Alliance.

A wider range of destinations now accessible:

SIA passengers gain access to 34 ANA destinations, including 30 domestic cities in Japan, up from just nine previously.

ANA passengers can now connect to 25 destinations on SIA’s network, up from 12.

Frequent flyer members are also in for a treat. ANA’s Mileage Club and SIA’s KrisFlyer members will soon enjoy enhanced reciprocal benefits, including the ability to earn miles on more booking classes across both airlines. Business travelers can also look forward to better-aligned corporate programs, making travel more rewarding and convenient.

But the collaboration doesn’t stop there. Subject to regulatory approvals, ANA and SIA are exploring plans to expand this joint venture beyond Japan and Singapore — to major markets like Australia, India, Indonesia, and Malaysia.

With these exciting developments, ANA and SIA are clearly redefining what it means to fly in partnership — delivering more choice, better rewards, and a smoother journey across Asia and beyond.