Spring Japan marked its 10th anniversary on August 1st. At Narita Airport, a commemorative ceremony was held, showcasing the second-generation cabin crew uniforms that were worn for the first time on the same day.
Spring Japan was established in September 2012 as Spring Airlines Japan. Based in Tokyo/Narita, it began operations on three routes to Hiroshima, Takamatsu, and Saga on August 1, 2014. In June 2021, it became a subsidiary of JAL, and in November of the same year, it changed its name to the current one. It now operates routes to Sapporo/Chitose and Hiroshima, as well as to Shanghai/Pudong, Harbin, Tianjin, and Ningbo. On August 1, it launched a new route to Beijing, moving to a system of 2 domestic routes and 5 international routes.
The ceremony, aligned with the departure of Flight IJ621 from Tokyo/Narita to Hiroshima, operating since the airline’s start in 2014, was attended by Spring Japan’s President Tatsuro Asami, director Katsuyuki Goto of the Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism Tokyo Civil Aviation Bureau’s Narita Airport Office, Narita International Airport (NAA) President Akira Tamura, and Narita City Mayor Kazumasa Koizumi. In his speech, President Asami mentioned the Tokyo/Narita to Beijing route that began on August 1 and the cabin crew’s uniforms, updated for the first time in celebration of the 10th anniversary. “With the new uniforms that embody our employees’ dedication, we want to continue contributing to society with safety, sincerity, and smiles,” he said with renewed enthusiasm.
In the latter half of the ceremony, the second-generation cabin crew uniforms were revealed, with six different combinations of the uniforms showcased by the cabin crew on stage in a fashion show manner.
Flight IJ621 (Boeing 737-800, aircraft registration: JA04GR) was piloted by the captain who also flew on the inaugural Tokyo/Narita to Hiroshima flight ten years ago. The new uniformed cabin crew saw off the flight, which departed from spot 175 at 8:56 AM.
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