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STARLUX Airlines will launch the Taipei-Nagoya route in December 2023, continuing to strengthen the air network layout between Taiwan and central Japan.
StarLux Airline's Taichung-Nagoya route held a ribbon-cutting ceremony for its first flight at Chubu Japan International Airport today.
The ribbon-cutting ceremony for the first flight of STARLUX Airlines' Taichung-Nagoya route was held today at Centrair Japan International Airport. It was co-hosted by Wang Yunxiang, General Manager of STARLUX Airlines Japan Branch, Tatsuhiko Ishizawa, Vice President of Chubu Centrair International Airport, Ryusuke Tada, Director of the Aichi Prefecture Urban and Transportation Bureau, and Yu Satoshi Tate, Director of the Nagoya City General Affairs Bureau. StarLux Airline's Taichung-Nagoya route will start four times a week from now on, and will increase to one daily flight from November, providing passengers from central China with a convenient choice to go to Nagoya to enjoy the maple leaves and explore central Japan. It also continues to demonstrate StarLux Airline's determination to deepen its presence in Taichung and build a second operating base.
Wang Yunxiang, general manager of StarLux Airlines Japan Branch, said that Nagoya, as the largest city in central Japan, is not only an important transportation hub, but also the best starting point for tourists to explore the central region. In addition to the rich historical culture and tourism resources in the urban area, it can also easily connect to popular attractions such as Hida Takayama, Shirakawa-go, Kamikochi and Kanazawa. It is very popular among Taiwanese tourists. StarLux Airlines opened a direct flight from Taichung to Nagoya, creating more exchange opportunities for the two places, and also improving the layout of the Northeast Asia air network from Taichung.
Tatsuhiko Ishizawa, Vice President of Central Japan International Airport, said that since the launch of the Taipei-Nagoya route in December 2023, Starlux Airways has continued to strengthen the layout of the flight network between Taiwan and central Japan by enlarging aircraft types and other methods. The opening of the Taichung-Nagoya route this time can further promote exchanges in the fields of humanities, economy, and tourism between central Taiwan and central Japan, and provide passengers with more diverse travel options.
StarLux Airline's Taichung-Nagoya route will start four times a week from now on, and will increase to one daily flight from November, easily connecting the central areas of the two places. With the addition of the famous ancient house route, StarLux Airline's Taichung flights will increase to 66 flights per week, continuing to expand the international air network services in the central region.
StarLux Airline's Taichung-Nagoya route will operate four times a week from now on, and will increase to one daily flight starting in November.
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Starting from November, the Taichung-Nagoya route will increase to one flight per day.
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