Toki Air has completed the repairs of its second aircraft (ATR72-600, registration number: JA02QQ), and will resume its operations from January 21.
The aircraft was struck by lightning during a flight from Niigata to Nagoya/Chubu on December 15, and underwent repair work in Tainan, Taiwan. It will be air transported from Tainan to Niigata via Okinawa/Naha between January 20 and 21.
The first aircraft resumed operations on January 15, allowing the entire fleet to return to service.
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