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Oops, Nippon airlines make mega currency exchange blunder and sells $10000 flights for $300

Zach Havard
Published on: 21st April 2023 at 11:24 AM
Zach Havard
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Savvy travellers have made the most of an All Nippon Airline (ANA) mistake, purchasing flights for a fraction of the usual cost due to a mistake in currency exchanges.

One traveller booked a return first class trip from Jakarta, to the Caribbean via Tokyo and New York for $890, a journey of over 14,000 kilometres that would usually cost over 16 grand.

Although the new flights will have those who booked excited, they’re not totally in the clear yet as airlines have a history of not honouring bookings made in these sorts of situations.

Congratulations to those of you that managed to book the All Nippon Airways Business Class #ErrorFare earlier today 🎉

It's best to hold off making any further plans (e.g. positioning flights, hotels) for at least 2-3 weeks to see if the airline honours the deal or not 🤞 pic.twitter.com/lDFTC4jmbf

— Secret Flying (@SecretFlying) April 17, 2023

A ANA spokesman told Bloomberg it would uphold the bookings, however later backtracked stating an official decision was yet to be made.

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