Japanese carrier had announced in February plans to acquire 77 aircraft, from regional jets to 787 widebodies

The country’s demographic shift over the past several years has reduced demand on domestic routes. All Nippon has ordered 20 100-seat aircraft

Japanese carrier also announced acquisition of Boeing 737 MAX and 787 jets and Airbus A321neo, including the A321XLR, for a total of 77 aircraft

Japanese airline debuted flight between Tokyo and Sapporo on March 27 with one of two widebodies with the new seating configuration

All Nippon Airways double-deck aircraft was delivered October 16, 2021 and had not yet been put into service

Japanese carrier became first to order Mitsubishi jetliner in 2008, which was canceled this year

Japanese carrier converted two orders for the 777-9 to Boeing's freighter variant in addition to confirming purchase intent signed in 2019

Mid-range version of the widebody was eventually abandoned during development, despite interest from Japanese airlines

Aircraft with livery of a giant turtle had been ready for several months, but pandemic caused company to delay its physical delivery

Emirates tries to cancel five of eight pending planes while All Nippon Airways has postponed delivery of the third unit until the end of 2020