new chitose airport
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Hokkaido Airport Co., Ltd. CEO Gamo Takeshi reports on the completion of privatization of the 7 airports at a press conference. Afternoon of March 1, New Chitose Airport Hokkaido Airports Co., Ltd. (HAP, Chitose) began operation of runways and the like at 5 airports in Hokkaido – at Hakodate, Kushiro, Obihiro, Memanbetsu and Wakkanai – on March 1, as transfer integ...
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A Boeing 767 (286-seater), the first aircraft introduced by AIRDO (Sapporo), which was used for 22 years since December 1998, completed its final flight in a round trip between New Chitose and Haneda airports on January 20.
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Last year on December 24, low-cost carrier (LCC) Peach Aviation (Osaka Prefecture) commenced a New Chitose – Chubu flight that links New Chitose Airport and Central Japan International Airport (Aichi Prefecture). The flight is available daily, with two round trips per day.
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As of December 21, last year, it became possible for New Chitose Airport to accept the arrival of passenger flights from China and Korea. The Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism judged Covid-19 virus quarantine preparations to be ready but, as use by tourists is not allowed, as of the 21st, no airlines had plans to resume services.
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Peach starts daily round-trip New Chitose–Naha service
Nov. 10, 2020Services on low-cost carrier Peach Aviation’s New Chitose–Naha route began on October 25.
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October heralds first New Chitose-Naha LCC service
Sep. 16, 2020On August 31, low-cost carrier (LCC) Peach Aviation (Osaka Prefecture) announced a New Chitose-Naha flight with an October 25 launch date.