ANA delays the Airbus A380's return

Japanese carrier ANA has removed the Airbus A380 from its schedule until at least July. Until last week, the giant of the skies had been down to return to Honolulu from the start of the IATA summer timetable on March 27th. The type is now not present in ANA's regular flight schedule until July, though its return could be further delayed or moved forwards. While ANA hasn't operated scheduled flights with the giant of the skies for most of the pandemic, that doesn't mean it hasn't been flying the mighty Airbus A380. The airline has been operating regular charter "flights to nowhere" around Japan. Last week the aircraft was listed as returning to Honolulu flights with the arrival of the IATA summer timetable. This meant that seven rotations were planned for March, with ten weekly services planned for the following months. Now, zero Airbus A380 flights are planned across the coming months. Until July, the giant of the skies has been removed from ANA's flight schedule. According to the airline's booking engine, the giant of the skies will now return to Honolulu flights ten times a week from July 1st.<br/>