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Results of Aeronautical Consultations Between Japan and the United States of America February 18, 2016 Air Talks Office, Civil Aviation Bureau, MLIT Results of Aeronautical Consultations between Japan and the United States of America ～ Japan-U.S. Daytime Flights will start at Haneda Airport ～ The consultations between the aeronautical authorities of Japan and the United States were held in Tokyo, Japan, on 16 - 18 February 2016. Both delegations reached an agreement to commence daytime services at Haneda International Airport as described below. Airlines of each country will be allowed to use five (5) slot pairs during daytime hours and one (1) slot pair during late night and early morning hours, aiming to effectuate from the beginning of the IATA 2016 Winter Season. * Four (4) slot pairs out of the above five (5) slot pairs to be made available during daytime hours are the result of transitioning the current four (4) slot pairs during late night and early morning hours. * Routes and operating airlines will be determined after the internal procedures on each country. * These daytime slot pairs are the part of the slot pairs increased in March 2014. Delegations ・ Japanese delegation: Headed by Hisataka Hiragochi, Assistant Vice-Minister for International Aviation, Minister's Secretariat, Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism ・ US delegation: Headed by Thomas Engle, Deputy Assistant Secretary of State for Transportation Affairs, U.S. Department of State Air Talks Office, Civil Aviation Bureau Contact: Kanayama or Minemura TEL: 03-5253-8111 Ext : 49180 or 49181 Direct: 03-5253-8702 FAX: 03-5253-1658 Japan – U.S. Aviation Relations １．Agreement between Japan and U.S for Air Services Date of signature : 11 August 1952 Date of effect : 15 September 1953 ２．Current Services - the IATA Northern Winter 2015 Season (as of 25 October2015） Passenger : 525 flights / week, Cargo : 75 flights / week (1) Japanese Side Passenger : 203 flights / week, Cargo : 24 flights / week Points in Japan Narita, Haneda, Kansai, Nagoya Points in U.S. Washington DC, New York, Boston, Chicago, Seattle, Los Angeles, San Francisco、San Diego, San Jose, Honolulu, Guam, Anchorage (2) U.S. Side Passenger : 322 flights / week, Cargo : 51 flights / week Points in Japan Narita, Haneda, Kansai, Nagoya, Fukuoka, Sapporo, Sendai Points in U.S. Washington DC, New York, Newark, Chicago, Los Angeles, Denver, San Francisco, Atlanta, Houston, Seattle, Portland, Dallas, Minneapolis, Detroit, Honolulu, Guam, Saipan, Anchorage, Memphis, Indianapolis, Auckland, Cincinnati (3)Operating Airlines Japanese Airlines Japan Airlines (One World)、ANA (Star Alliance)、Nippon Cargo Airlines U.S. Airlines United Airlines (Star Alliance)、American Airlines (One World)、 Delta Airlines (Sky Team)、Hawaiian Airlines、FedEx、UPS、Polar Air Cargo ※Other than the above, Korean Air, Singapore Airlines and China Airlines operate flights between Japan and U.S. ３．Number of Passengers (carried by airlines of Japan, U.S. and other countries) Year Total 2014 10,848,000 （JP：3,624,000、US：6,567,000、3rd：657,000） 2013 10,915,000 （JP：3,168,000、US：7,053,000、3rd：694,000） 2012 10,730,000 （JP：2,902,000、US：7,149,000、3rd：679,000） 2011 9,476,000 （JP：2,573,000、US：6,378,000、3rd：525,000） 2010 10,149,000 （JP：3,180,000、US：6,469,000、3rd：500,000） Passenger Flights operated by Japanese airlines and U.S. Airlines (Winter 2015 Season) Total Japan-U.S. Routes： 525 flights/w (75 flights/d) , Beyond Routes: 58 flights/w (8.3 flights/d) Japanese Airlines Japan-U.S. Routes： 203 flights/w (29 flights/d) U.S. Airlines Japan-U.S. Routes： 322 flights/w (46 flights/d) , Beyond Routes; 58flights/w (8.3 flights/d) ■ Narita Japan - U.S. Routes Beyond Routes Airline Route No.of flights /w aircraft Route No.of flights /w aircraft Japan Airline Narita ＝ New York (JFK) 14 B773/B788 Narita ＝ Los Angeles 7 B773 JP=US 7 routes Narita ＝ San Diego 7 B788 70 flights/w Narita ＝ Chicago (O'Hare) 7 B773 Narita ＝ Boston 7 B788 Narita ＝ Honolulu 21 B772/B767 Narita ＝ Guam 7 B767 ANA Narita ＝ Washington DC (Dulles) 7 B773 Narita ＝ New York (JFK) 14 B773 JP=US 9 routes Narita ＝ Los Angeles 7 B773 84 flights/w Narita ＝ San Francisco 7 B773 Narita ＝ Chicago (O'Hare) 14 B773 Narita ＝ Seattle 7 B788 Narita ＝ San Jose 7 B788 Narita ＝ Houston 7 B773 Narita ＝ Honolulu 14 (※) B763 （※）1 daily frequency is operated by Air Japan Delta Airlines Narita ＝ New York (JFK) 7 B772 Narita ＝ Shanghai (Pudong) 7 B772/B763 Narita ＝ Los Angeles 7 B772 Narita ＝ Taipei (Taoyuan) 7 B763/B772 JP=US 10 routes Narita ＝ Atlanta 7 B772 Narita ＝ Bangkok 7 B763 104 flights/w Narita ＝ Detroit 7 B744/A332 Narita ＝ Manila 7 B744 Narita ＝ Minneapolis 7 A332 Narita ＝ Singapore 7 B763 Beyond 7 routes Narita ＝ Portland 6 B763 Narita ＝ Hong Kong 7 A332 44 flights/w Narita ＝ Seattle 7 A332/A333 Narita ＝ Palau 2 B752 Narita ＝ Honolulu 21 B744/B763 Narita ＝ Guam 21 B752 Narita ＝ Saipan 14 B752 United Airlines Narita ＝ Washington DC (Dulles) 7 B772 Narita ＝ Seoul (Incheon) 7 B738 Narita ＝ Newark 7 B772 Narita ＝ Singapore 7 B772 JP=US 9 routes Narita ＝ Chicago (O'Hare) 7 B744 77 flights/w Narita ＝ Los Angeles 7 B789 Narita ＝ San Francisco 7 B744 Beyond 2 routes Narita ＝ Houston 7 B772/B789 14 flights/w Narita ＝ Denver 7 B788 Narita ＝ Honolulu 7 B772/B744 Narita ＝ Guam 21 B772 American Airlines Narita ＝ Los Angeles 7 B772 JP=US 3 routes Narita ＝ Chicago (O'Hare) 7 B788 28 flights/w Narita ＝ Dallas Fort Worth 14 B772 Total 20 Routes 363 (52/day) 8 Routes 58 (8/day) ※In addition to the above, Japan Airlines launched Narita = Dallas Fort Worth route from 30 November 2015. (4 flights per week) ■ Haneda Japan - U.S. Routes Beyond Routes Airline Route No.of flights /w aircraft Route No.of flights /w aircraft Japan Airlines Haneda ＝ San Francisco 7 B773 Haneda ＝ Honolulu 7 B772 ANA Haneda ＝ Los Angeles 7 B773 Haneda ＝ Honolulu 7 B763 Delta Airlines Haneda ＝ Los Angeles 7 B763 United Airlines Haneda ＝ San Francisco 7 B772 Hawaiian Airlines Haneda ＝ Honolulu 7 A330 Total 3 Routes 49 (7/day) 0 Routes 0 (0/day) ※American Airlines launched Haneda = Los Angeles route from 11 February 2016. (7 flights per week） ■ Kansai Japan - U.S. Routes Beyond Routes Airline Route No.of flights /w aircraft Route No.of flights /w aircraft Japan Airlines Kansai ＝ Los Angeles 7 B788 Kansai ＝ Honolulu 7 B772 Delta Airlines Kansai ＝ Honolulu 7 B763 Kansai ＝ Guam 7 B752 United Airlines Kansai ＝ San Francisco 7 B788 Kansai ＝ Guam 14 B737 Hawaiian Airlines Kansai ＝ Honolulu 7 A330 Total 4 Routes 56 (8/day) 0 Routes 0 (0/day) ■ Nagoya Japan - U.S. Routes Beyond Routes Airline Route No.of flights /w aircraft Route No.of flights /w aircraft Japan Airlines Nagoya ＝ Honolulu 7 B772 Delta Airlines Nagoya ＝ Detroit 4 A332 Nagoya ＝ Honolulu 5 B763 Nagoya ＝ Guam 7 B752 United Airlines Nagoya ＝ Guam 14 B737 Total 3 Routes 37 (5/day) 0 Routes 0 (0/day) ■ Others Japan - U.S. Routes Beyond Routes Airline Route No.of flights /w aircraft Route No.of flights /w aircraft Delta Airlines Fukuoka ＝ Honolulu 6 A333/B763 United Airlines Fukuoka ＝ Guam 7 B737 Sapporo ＝ Guam 2 B737 Sendai ＝ Guam 2 B737 Hawaiian Airlines Sapporo ＝ Honolulu 3 B767 Total 5 Routes 20 (3/day) 0 Routes 0 (0/day).
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