AirJapan Begins Ticket Sales for Summer Schedule on Tokyo/Narita to Seoul/Incheon Route Starting April 29

AirJapan Begins Ticket Sales for Summer Schedule on Tokyo/Narita to Seoul/Incheon Route Starting April 29

Under the ANA Holdings umbrella, the new mid-range international brand ‘AirJapan’ has launched ticket sales for the Tokyo/Narita to Seoul/Incheon route during its summer schedule period.

Following the Tokyo/Narita to Bangkok route, this becomes the second line to be established on February 22. Until April 28, there will be five weekly round trips on Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Saturday, and Sunday; from April 29 onwards, it will operate one round trip per day. The one-way fare starts from 8,000 yen, with no fuel surcharges, excluding other taxes.

AirJapan’s fare system is divided into three categories: ‘Simple’, ‘Standard’, and ‘Selected’, with a flat rate for infants. ‘Simple’ does not include paid options, ‘Standard’ includes advance seat selection (800 yen for Seoul/Incheon route) and one checked baggage up to 23 kg, ‘Selected’ includes advance seat selection (up to 1,200 yen) and two checked bags up to 23 kg each, including in-flight meals. All options allow for up to 7 kg of carry-on luggage free of charge.

The equipment used is the Boeing 787-8 model. The cabin layout is all economy class in a ‘3-3-3’ arrangement with 324 seats. The seats are made of synthetic leather, ensuring a seat pitch of 32 inches (about 81 cm), equivalent to the economy class of full-service carriers (FSC). Every seat is equipped with USB type-A and type-C ports for charging. Exclusive in-flight Wi-Fi is available, offering free access to new releases of Hollywood movies, among other entertainments.

■Timetable
NQ21 Tokyo/Narita (09:55) to Seoul/Incheon (12:25) / Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Saturday, Sunday (until April 28), Daily (from April 29)
NQ22 Seoul/Incheon (13:35) to Tokyo/Narita (16:10) / Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Saturday, Sunday (until April 28), Daily (from April 29)

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