Peach Aviation
Japan · Air Peach

Japan's pioneering low-cost carrier connecting Asia.
- ›Peach Aviation was the first low-cost carrier to launch operations in Japan, beginning flights in March 2012.
- ›ANA Holdings is the majority owner of Peach Aviation.
- ›In 2019, Peach absorbed sister LCC Vanilla Air, consolidating ANA Group's low-cost operations under a single brand.
- ›The airline is known for its distinctive pink livery and vibrant brand identity targeting young travelers.
- ›Peach operates both domestic Japanese routes and international routes to destinations in South Korea, China, Taiwan, and Southeast Asia.
Peach Aviation, established in 2011 and launching operations in March 2012, is Japan's first and largest low-cost carrier headquartered at Kansai International Airport. Operating as a subsidiary of ANA Holdings, Peach has grown to serve numerous domestic Japanese routes alongside international destinations across East and Southeast Asia. Known for its distinctive pink branding and no-frills approach, Peach redefined budget travel for Japanese passengers.
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Peach Aviation operates an all-Airbus fleet consisting primarily of A320 family aircraft, including A320ceo and A320neo variants.
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Peach Aviation is a Japanese low-cost airline. Its head office is at Kansai International Airport and in Izumisano, Osaka Prefecture. Peach mainly serves domestic Japanese routes, with select destinations in neighbouring countries such as South Korea, China, Taiwan, Singapore, and Thailand.
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