Gourmet Menu in the Sky?


YES,
if you're flying ANA to Japan!




Introduces

"Inspiration of Japan"

Announcing new products and services.
at the



ANA's Business Class

A section of the Business Class was mocked up
with the latest cabin products and services.

Service will be introduced on January 21, 2012
on the Los Angeles to Narita (Tokyo) route,
aboard the

In addition to greatly enhanced seating, entertainment, and comfort;



Some of the many selections to choose from on
ANA's Business Class menu.

Entrees can be selected on an
Ala Carte basis

Who else does this at 39,000 feet?



Lunch is Served!


Not your typical airplane meal.
But when you fly to Japan on ANA,
the meal is inspired by modern Japanese cuisine...


Congratulations to the Chefs
on a wonderful gourmet menu
in the sky!



Grilled Scallops
excellently garnished

Hard to believe this is served at 39,000 feet



Dessert Parfaits

With all of this great food,
now it's time to relax.



Business Class

Full flat seats, allowing passengers to rest in
complete bed-style seating,
especially after a great meal.


My view from a Business Class seat

17 inch widescreen LCD touch panel, the largest in its class.
Flyers can enjoy their own video, photos and music by connecting
their iPod* into the entertainment system and viewing their own
data on the 17" screen.



Access to the aisle from every seat

I can't wait for my next trip to Japan!



All Nippon Airways (ANA)

Displaying the latest addition to their fleet,
the Boeing 787 Dreamliner



You can view the new cabin seats yourself at
Mitsuwa Marketplace in Torrance

Saturday and Sunday
November 19 and 20, 2011
9 am to 8 pm

Mitsuwa Marketplace
21515 S. Western Avenue
Torrance, CA 90501



©Jay Terauchi
Jay Eats
* - iPod is a trademark of Apple Inc.

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