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Courtesy of ANA An image of an interior of a plane in which a wedding ceremony can be held.
The Yomiuri Shimbun
14:25 JST, May 2, 2021
All Nippon Airways (ANA) will begin a new service this month in which people can hold wedding ceremonies inside idled passenger planes at Haneda Airport in Tokyo.
The company aims to make use of its Boeing 777 planes, usually reserved for international flights, during a time when the number of passengers has nosedived due to the novel coronavirus crisis.
The service will offer the use of the planes’ first- and business-class spaces as venues for wedding ceremonies, each event costing ¥1,555,000 including tax.
For those wishing to also hold a wedding reception after the ceremony at a restaurant inside the airport, the cost of both the ceremony and the reception, with drinks and meals included, comes to ¥3 million.
The number of attendees for either event is limited to 30 people.
