ANA A380 “Flying Honu – Kai” Over Honolulu – Fine Art Aerial Print by Toby Harriman

Fresh from a two-week mission with The Ocean Cleanup in the Great Pacific Garbage Patch, photographer Toby Harriman took to the skies above Daniel K. Inouye International Airport (HNL) to capture this spectacular moment: All Nippon Airways’ Airbus A380 “Flying Honu – Kai” (JA382A) on approach from Tokyo (NRT), gliding low over Hole 10 at 360 Ewa Beach Country Club.

📍 Tokyo (NRT) → Honolulu (HNL)

📅 September 26, 2025

✈️ ANA Flight NH182 | Airbus A380-841 | JA382A

⏱ Scheduled: 9:30 PM → 10:05 AM Actual: 9:32 PM → 9:38 AM

Image captured via helicopter with coordination from Daniel K. Inouye International Airport Tower.

Available as Fujicolor Matte, Bamboo Paper, or Metal Prints, each piece is museum-quality, archival, and made to order.

Key Features

• Premium ANA A380 Flying Honu “Kai” fine-art aerial print over Honolulu

• Scratch-resistant and waterproof metal print option for long-lasting display

• Eco-friendly Bamboo Paper Print with warm, natural tones

• Ready-to-hang float-mount design (metal prints)

• Original aerial photography by Toby Harriman

• Ideal for aviation enthusiasts, ANA fans, and A380 collectors

• Museum-grade archival production ensures true color and longevity

Additional Details

Each print is made to order and checked for precision. Choose sleek metal for a contemporary gallery presentation or sustainable bamboo paper for a softer, fine-art finish — both created using archival materials for maximum clarity and depth.

Production & Shipping

• Made to order — ships in 7–14 business days

• Large metal prints (40 ” +) ship via freight for safe delivery

• Custom sizes and framing available upon request

• Free U.S. shipping on all orders

Framing Options

Available for Bamboo Paper, Metal, and Acrylic Prints.

Custom-made to match your artwork — contact for a quote.

Thank You

Each print is crafted to order and handled with care.

Your purchase directly supports the continued creation of aerial and aviation photography by Toby Harriman.