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Introduction of Flights Between Tokyo (Narita) and Memanbetsu Launch of First Scheduled LCC Service for Memanbetsu, Totaling 11 Domestic Routes To/From Narita! Press Release February 10, 2021 Peach Aviation Limited Introduction of flights between Tokyo (Narita) and Memanbetsu Launch of first scheduled LCC service for Memanbetsu, totaling 11 domestic routes to/from Narita! ・ This is the only direct LCC flight between the capital area and Memanbetsu with daily flights* ・ Nine domestic routes now serving Hokkaido Osaka February 10, 2021 - Peach Aviation Limited (hereafter: Peach, Representative Director & CEO: Takeaki Mori) today (February 10) launched the first LCC service between Tokyo (Narita) and Memanbetsu. One round trip is operated per day*. Peach flight MM593 departs from Narita Airport (Aircraft No.: JA10VA ) This is the only direct LCC flight connecting the capital area and Memanbetsu. It also marks the first LCC service at Memanbetsu Airport. Peach’s domestic network has expanded to 31 routes in total with this launch, including 11 domestic routes to/from Narita Airport, and nine domestic routes to/from Hokkaido. CEO Takeaki Mori commented, “Our service between Tokyo (Narita) and Memanbetsu was launched today. Just like Kushiro Airport, this is also the first LCC service to Memanbetsu Airport. The eastern regions of Hokkaido will become more accessible through Peach’s efforts. Also, travel options from Narita Airport to eastern Hokkaido are now more varied with links to three airports, namely New Chitose, Kushiro, and Memanbetsu. Peach will continue to expand its domestic network while giving priority to infection countermeasures, as it provides easy travel at low fares to those who need transportation under these circumstances, to fulfill our role as a public transportation provider.” Going forward, Peach is committed to providing stable and easy travel with low fares as an air bridge connecting regions while thoroughly implementing infection countermeasures under the theme “Bridging your Sky”. *Partial suspension from February 16 due to increasing numbers of new coronavirus cases. <Flight Schedule> Period: February 10, 2021 to March 27, 2021 Tokyo (Narita) Memanbetsu Flight Memanbetsu Tokyo (Narita) Flight No. Departure Arrival No. Departure Arrival MM593 13:55 16:00 MM594 16:40 18:55 Period: March 28, 2021 to October 30, 2021 Tokyo (Narita) Memanbetsu Flight Memanbetsu Tokyo (Narita) Flight No. Departure Arrival No. Departure Arrival MM593 12:55 15:05 MM594 15:45 18:00 <Fares> From ¥5,290 to ¥34,990 (Simple Peach / one-way) <Aircraft> Airbus A320 (Capacity: 180) <Special Notes> • The above fares refer to a Simple Peach one-way fare (including consumption tax) per seat. • Payment charges and airport usage fee, etc. are required separately. • Check-in baggage and seat reservations are charged separately. • Booking fees are charged separately when tickets are purchased at the Contact Center or airport counter. • Fares change depending on seat availability, and the fare that is valid at time of purchase is applicable. • Fares and usage conditions may change or be added to without prior notice. • Flight schedules assume approval by the relevant authorities. <Reference information: Routes to/from Narita and Hokkaido> ◎ Routes to/from Narita Domestic routes (12) Sapporo (New Chitose), Kushiro, Memanbetsu, Osaka (Kansai), Fukuoka, Nagasaki, Miyazaki, Oita*1, Kagoshima, Amami, Okinawa (Naha), Ishigaki International routes (2) Taipei (Taoyuan), Kaohsiung*2 ◎ Routes to/from Hokkaido Domestic routes (9) Sapporo (New Chitose) - Sendai, Tokyo (Narita), Nagoya (Chubu), Osaka (Kansai), Fukuoka, Okinawa (Naha) Kushiro – Tokyo (Narita), Osaka (Kansai), Memanbetsu – Tokyo (Narita) International routes (1) Taipei (Taoyuan)*2 *1Enters service from February 19th *2Operation suspended due to the spread of COVID-19 About Peach （www.flypeach.com） Peach began operating out of Kansai Airport in March 2012. Peach launched flight on the Tokyo (Narita) - Memanbetsu route today. Peach services 31 domestic and 17 international routes including today announced new routes with 36 aircraft from its hubs: New-Chitose Airport, Sendai Airport, Narita Airport, Chubu Airport, Kansai Airport, Fukuoka Airport and Naha Airport. In addition, Peach plan to launch flights on the Tokyo (Narita) - Oita route on February 19. .
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