Jetstar Japan has begun operating an Airbus A321LR aircraft (registration: JA29LR) in an all-white livery.
The inaugural flight, GK105 from Tokyo/Narita to Sapporo/Chitose on November 6, departed with more than 200 passengers on board.
The aircraft is a newly built aircraft introduced in an all-white livery as part of preparations for the transition to a new brand scheduled for July 2027. It is a specially configured aircraft that will operate during the transition period and arrived at Narita International Airport on October 29.
The cabin configuration has been revised, reducing the number of seats from 238 on the airline’s current aircraft of the same type to 232. In addition to larger overhead bins with increased storage capacity, USB-C ports have been newly installed alongside the existing USB-A ports. The rear galley has been changed from a half galley to a full galley to improve cabin crew efficiency. The aircraft is equipped with multi-function runway lights (MFRL).
It is the fourth A321LR in the airline’s fleet. Together with the A321LR (registration: JA30LR) that arrived on October 31, the airline now operates five aircraft of the type.
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