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Grab to cut maximum take on Vietnam rides to 32% from 40%
By Marcus Chen
Japan's ANA and Vietnam Airlines to launch revenue-sharing pact
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Business deals Japan's ANA and Vietnam Airlines to launch revenue-sharing pact Carriers seek to improve efficiency and tap rising demand in Asia ANA Holdings, which operates All Nippon Airways, and Vietnam Airlines are deepening business ties. (Nikkei Montage\Source photos by Getty Images) MAYUKO KURIHARA November 9, 2026 16:55 JST Listen English (Original) TOKYO -- ANA Holdings, which operates All Nippon Airways, and Vietnam Airlines announced on Monday that they will strengthen their existing business tie-up and launch a revenue-sharing arrangement to maximize income on routes between Japan and the Southeast Asian country. Latest on Business deals Business deals China blocks SoftBank's $5.4bn deal for ABB robotics division Business deals Major South Korean newspaper lines up rescue by tech, food companies Business deals Toyota supplier buys Nissan-linked peer amid China competition Sponsored Content About Sponsored Content This content was commissioned by Nikkei's Global Business Bureau. Payment and account management Payment and account management
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