Japan’s All Nippon Airways (ANA) is set to expand its codesharing partnership with Air India starting March 30.

ANA will extend its codeshare agreement to include Air India’s new Haneda-Delhi route as well as six other destinations in India.

Passengers will find seamless connections to Air India-operated domestic flights, conveniently located within the same terminal (Terminal 3) at Delhi Airport.

These additional routes and services are set to provide a more seamless and comfortable travel experience with increased options for passengers flying between India and Japan, said ANA’s Executive Vice President of Alliances and International Affairs, Katsuya Goto

“To promote increased exchange between Japan and India, ANA is expanding its codeshare partnership with Star Alliance partner Air India to enhance its network,” Goto said.

“This expansion, with a focus on the increased codeshare options from Delhi to six destinations within India, will provide customers with more opportunities and seamless connections, delivering a satisfying experience for premium customers in particular.

“This is a significant step in our ongoing efforts to provide a superior travel experience for customers flying between Japan and India.”

Air India will launch its Haneda-Delhi route on March 31 (flights to Narita will end on March 30) and begin codesharing with ANA’s six domestic destinations served from Haneda on April 1.

“Our deepened partnership with ANA opens up Japan like never before for our guests,” said Air India, Chief Commercial Officer, Nipun Aggarwal.

“By providing easy access for our guests to ANA’s domestic Japan network, combined with ANA’s reach into Air India’s extensive Indian network, we’re creating a stronger bridge between our two nations—making travel simpler and truly rewarding for our common guests.”