summary
- Air Japan announces new service from Tokyo/Narita to Singapore, expanding its network of destinations.
- The airline aims to provide its customers with a “Japanese culture” experience and high-quality service at an affordable price.
- Air Japan charges three types of fares that vary in the amount of baggage allowance, meals, and other inclusions.
Air Japan, the ANA Group’s newest airline, has announced that it will begin service from Tokyo Narita to Singapore on Friday, April 26, 2024.
This flight marks the addition of the airline’s third destination. Air Japan has selected Singapore Changi Airport (SIN) as its newest destination, offering customers a wide range of tourist attractions and a major business destination.
The company also aims to connect passengers with other parts of South Asia, which Singapore is well known for. Air Japan says it provides customers with a “Japanese culture” experience and high-quality, comfortable service at an affordable price.
Flight details
The flight schedule is as follows.
| Flight number | day to day | schedule |
| NQ3 | Monday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday, Sunday | Narita – 17:35 / Singapore 23:55 |
| NQ4 | Monday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday, Sunday | Singapore – 00:55 / Narita 09:10 |
Photo: Air Japan
NQ3 will launch on April 26, 2024, and NQ4 on the 27th. Regular service will end on October 26, 2024. The aircraft will be a Boeing 787-8 with 324 economy class seats.
ANA subsidiary Air Japan will start ticket sales soon
The first flight will take off on February 9th.
fare
Air Japan has three types of fares: Simple, Standard, and Select. Fares are one-way from Narita and exclude taxes and facility usage fees. The fare structure is as follows (all prices are in Japanese yen).
| Year | simple | standard | selected |
| basic (6 years old and above) | 17,500+ | 21,200+ | 25,800+ |
| The kids (2 to 6 years old) | 8,000 | 10,590 | 15,300 |
Photo: Air Japan
Optional services are not available with simple tickets. Each checked baggage allowance for a standard ticket is 23 kg. Selected tickets allow 2 pieces of checked baggage of 23 kg each and provide on-board meals. All tickets have a carry-on allowance of 7 kg.
If a child under 2 years old does not occupy a seat, a flat fee of 5,000 yen will be charged. If a seat is required, a child fare is required. Air Japan does not accept changes to flight tickets. The airline also has a comprehensive no-refund policy.
About Air Japan
Air Japan was founded in 1990 but has rebranded many times. The latest version of the airline follows a long-term cost model operating medium- and long-haul flights featuring Boeing 787 Dreamliner aircraft in an all-economy layout. The company is touted as a direct competitor to Japan Airlines’ low-cost carrier ZipAir, which operates the same operations.
Photo: Air Japan
The airline currently flies to three cities: Incheon, Seoul, and Bangkok, Thailand. Flights to these two destinations will begin on February 9th and 22nd, respectively.
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Tokyo Narita Airport
- IATA/ICAO code:
- NRT/RJAA
- Country:
- Japan
- CEO:
- Akihiko Tamura
- Number of passengers:
- 5,244,194 (2021)
- Runway:
- 16L/34R – 4,000m (13,123ft) |16R/34L – 2,500m (8,202ft)
- Terminal:
- Terminal 1 | Terminal 2 | Terminal 3
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Singapore Changi Airport
- IATA/ICAO code:
- SIN/WSSS
- Country:
- Singapore
- CEO:
- Lee So Hian
- Number of passengers:
- 3,053,000 (2021)
- Runway:
- 02L/20R – 4,000m (13,123 ft) |02C/20C – 4,000m (13,123 ft) |02R/20L – 4,000m (13,123 ft)
- Terminal:
- Terminal 1 | Terminal 2 | Terminal 3 | Terminal 4 | JetKey CIP Terminal
