AirAsia goes to Osaka to focus on the Northeast Asia route, and it can also transfer to Hawaii four times a week.

AirAsia, a popular low-cost airline deeply involved in Southeast Asian routes, announced that it will attack Northeast Asian routes at the end of next year 1, and the first stop will be Osaka, Japan. This route will depart from Kuala Lumpur four times a week, transfer to Taipei and then go to Osaka. It will be operated by Airbus wide-body A330-300, providing 367 or 377 seats. At the same time, it will connect with the departure route of AirAsia Osaka and transfer to Honolulu, Hawaii.

AirAsia's Taipei-Osaka route will start operation on October 30th, 20 19/KLOC-0, and air tickets will be sold on October 30th, 20 18, providing a one-way tax-free price of RMB 1 388 and a deluxe flat seat of RMB 3,388. In today's activity, 400 air tickets (200 double tickets) were also sent out, which attracted a large number of people to line up at the scene.

The departure code of AirAsia Taipei Osaka route is D7 370, the departure time is 16:55, and the arrival time is 20:45 local time. The return flight is D7 37 1, leaving at 22:00 local time and returning to Taiwan Province Province at 23:55. It operates every Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday. In addition, daily flights D7 00 1 and D7 002 can be used to connect Osaka and Hawaii and return.

As the first Japan route of AirAsia's Northeast Asia route, it is also a market that consumers in Taiwan Province province love Japanese tourism. Osaka was originally a favorite tourist destination for many people in Taiwan Province Province, and it is convenient to travel to Kyoto, Osaka, Kobe and other places. AirAsia believes that with its high-quality fares and rich products, such as luxurious reclining seats, quiet areas and meals on board Santan, DeUEX will occupy a place in the highly competitive Taiwan Province-Japan route.

The opening of the Taipei-Osaka route will be the ninth international direct flight of AirAsia from Taiwan Province Province, as a new route after Taipei/Kaohsiung, Kuala Lumpur, Taipei, Sabah, Taipei, Manila, Taipei, Cebu, Taipei, Clark, Taipei, Chiang Mai, Kaohsiung and Manila, and the first direct flight of AirAsia from Taipei to Northeast Asia.