JCAS Airways has announced that it has applied for a permit to operate air transport services.
The airline plans to operate routes between Osaka/Kansai and Toyama, and between Osaka/Kansai and Yonago, with one round trip per day on each route, five days a week. Services are scheduled to begin in March 2028. The airline will use one ATR 72-600 aircraft with 72 seats.
In addition, JCAS Airways has reached a basic agreement with Singapore-based aircraft leasing company Avation on the selection of an ATR 72-600 aircraft to be leased and the terms of its introduction. The aircraft is scheduled to be delivered in August 2027, after which crew training flights and operational demonstrations will begin sequentially.
JCAS Airways is an aviation startup headquartered in Osaka, Japan. Based at Kansai International Airport, it aims to build an intercity air network using economical small aircraft, while also developing regional revitalization initiatives that promote the attractions of its destinations. The airline plans to begin operations with the two routes to Toyama and Yonago and gradually expand its network.
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