Japan's All Nippon Airways has announced plans to open its first-ever red-eye passenger flights between South Korea and Japan.
The A-N-A plans to launch irregular passenger flight service at least twice a month between South Korea's Incheon International Airport and Japan's Haneda Airport.
The A-N-A's first red-eye flight will leave Haneda at eleven thirty Friday night and arrive in Incheon at one fifty Saturday morning. It will return to Haneda at three five Saturday morning.
Although Incheon International Airport, which opened in March, was designed for round-the-clock operations, there are currently no regular passenger flights leaving or arriving between eleven and four at night.