The city of Kobe announced that four airlines will operate charter flights to Kobe Airport.
Korean Air will fly 14 round trips to Seoul/Incheon per week, Juneyao Airlines will operate 7 round trips each to Shanghai/Pudong and Nanjing per week, STARLUX Airlines will provide 7 round trips to Taichung and 3 round trips to Taipei/Taoyuan per week, and EVA Air will operate 2 round trips to Taipei/Taoyuan per week. This totals 40 round trips per week.
Additionally, Branduburan will open a duty-free shop, offering local collaboration products, alcohol, tobacco, cosmetics, and perfumes. The shop’s hours are from 8:00 AM to 6:30 PM.
On April 11, a preview event for residents will be held. The event is open to 500 people who live or work in Kobe. Applications will be accepted from February 10 to March 17.
Kobe Airport will lift restrictions on international charter flights from April 18, on which date Terminal 2 will also open.
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