Perth Airport has confirmed that All Nippon Airways (ANA) will boost its Perth-Tokyo route to a daily service from December 1, 2025, to April 19, 2026.
This new development signals ANA’s strong confidence in Western Australia’s vibrant travel market.
Currently, ANA operates this popular route three times weekly. The shift to daily flights during the peak travel season will add nearly 20,000 seats, offering more flexibility for travellers.
Daily ANA Tokyo-Perth Service
Kate Holsgrove, Perth Airport’s Chief Commercial & Aviation Officer, gave comment on the frequency increase.
“Daily non-stop flights to Japan are fantastic for Western Australia. This expansion provides more choices for both business and leisure travellers heading to Tokyo or connecting to ANA’s vast network of over 40 domestic destinations across Japan.”
The increased flights will also attract more visitors to Western Australia, delivering a significant boost to the local tourism and hospitality industries.
Japan ranks as Western Australia’s ninth-largest international visitor market, contributing $127 million in visitor spending for the year ending March 2025.
This influx of travelers supports local businesses and showcases the region’s stunning attractions, from pristine beaches to vibrant cultural experiences.
Perth Airport International Growth
Perth Airport continues to see remarkable growth in international travel. In the 2025 financial year, the airport welcomed a record 5.14 million international passengers. This represents an impressive 18.3% increase from the previous year.
This surge reflects Western Australia’s strong aviation sector and the growing desire of locals to explore exciting global destinations like Tokyo.
Perth Airport is undergoing a major infrastructure upgrade as part of a $5 billion investment program. This aims to transform it into a unified “one airport” experience.
The project, described as the largest private infrastructure investment in Perth, aims to enhance passenger experience, boost tourism, and support Western Australia’s economy.
ANA’s non-stop service between Perth (PER) and Tokyo Narita (NRT) increases the international growth momentum. The airline operates the modern Boeing 787-9 Dreamliner on the route.
Known for its comfort and efficiency, the widebody aircraft features Business, Premium Economy, and Economy cabins. The three-class configuration caters to a range of passenger options.
Conclusion
This expansion strengthens the connection between Western Australia and Japan, fostering cultural and economic ties.
Travellers can look forward to seamless access to Tokyo’s bustling metropolis and beyond. Meanwhile, Western Australia welcomes more visitors to explore its unique landscapes and warm hospitality.
