Unless ANA is doing things very differently than other major airlines the office it has in Washington DC is primarily a ticketing office United American Aeroflot Air France Japan Airlines to name just a few all have similar facilities within a block or two of the ANA office It doesn t make sense within the context of that article to me anyhow to highlight just one of several airlines with offices here or for that matter to single out airlines given the number of other major entities trade associations especially with a presence in DC Is there something about the ANA office that sets it apart from other airlines or other entities that have established a presence in Washington