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[lshlarson]

FujiAir, Japan's premier full-service airline, has begun service in Tokyo-Haneda (HND)!
Our fleet consists of two Boeing 737s, modern workhorses.
1 Boeing 737-700 (seating C8Y129) Domestic/Asia
1 Boeing 737-800 (seating C8Y166) Domestic/Asia

Our first routes connect Haneda to:
Domestic:
Fukuoka 2x daily 738
International:
Shenyang 2x daily 738
Xiamen daily 738/737
Singapore (Seletar) Wednesday through Saturday 737

Our next hubs will be Osaka-Kansai (KIX), Sapporo (CTS) and Nagoya (NGO).

FujiAir has also launched FujiExpress, a regional carrier which will fly domestic and short international routes. It is based in Hiroshima.
The fleet consists of four modern aircraft:
1 Boeing 737-700 (seating C4Y142) Asia
3 ATR42-500 (seating Y50) Domestic/Asia

Our first routes connect Hiroshima to:
Domestic:
Okinawa 4x daily ATR
Kagoshima daily ATR
Fukuoka 2x daily 737*
International:
Guam-Agana daily 737
Cheju 4x daily ATR
Busan 3x daily ATR
Nanjing 3x daily ATR
Haikou daily 737

*daily on Wednesdays and Thursdays

Our next hubs will be Fukuoka (FUK), Okinawa (OKA) and Kobe.

We will also be launching FujiClipper soon, a low-cost carrier which will be based at Osaka-Itami and will use 737s domestically and regionally, and 787-9s internationally.

Stay tuned!

[lshlarson]

FujiAir has leased is second 737-700, which will open FJ's new daily services to Angeles City, Phillippines (CRK), and our Monday, Friday and Saturday services to Bali (DPS). We have also increased our 737-700 Singapore (XSP) service to daily for business travelers.

FujiExpress has leased 4 more gently-used ATR42-500 turboprops, bringing our total number to 7. FX will be using the ATR42 for domestic services, and international links to China and Korea. With these new aircraft, FX now links Hiroshima to Harbin, China (3x daily), Ningbo, China (3x daily), Tianjin, China (3x daily), Wenzhou, China (2x daily), Jinan, China (daily), and Pyongyang, North Korea (daily).
We have also ordered 5 more ATR42s, and 2 ATR72s. We are also considering ordering several Boeing 737-600s, which will fly to large cities in Asia, such as Seoul or Shanghai.

[lshlarson]

FujiClipper has launched operations in Tokyo Narita (NRT)! FujiAir's low-cost branch is proud to serve. Our first aircraft, a CFM56-powered Airbus A319, flies daily from NRT to Osaka (KIX) and Kuala Lumpur (KUL), overpowering the competition with our low fares. More A319s are planned for expansion to Asia. Even though FujiAir and FujiExpress operate the 737, the A319 was chosen because of its 4,300+ mi range, which will allow us to fly as far as Australia. Another A319 is on order.
FujiClipper does not plan to operate any other types of aircraft.

[lshlarson]

FujiExpress has leased its eighth ATR42 aircraft, which is now linking HIJ with Beijing (NAY) daily and Fuzhou (FOC) daily (exc. Tuesday and Thursday). We have also leased a second 737-700 aircraft, which will link HIJ to Ho Chi Minh City (SGN) daily and Shenzhen (SZX) daily.
The Fuji Group is also searching for used Boeing 747-400 Domestic aircraft for Asia and Domestic flights. It is unannounced whether a purchase will be made.

[lshlarson]

FujiAir has leased its fourth aircraft and its third Boeing 737-700. This new aircraft has inaugurated FJ's new twice-daily service from HND to Taipei (TPE), and it has also increased our Bali (DPS) route to Thursday and Sunday in addition to Mon., Fri., and Sat.

[lshlarson]

FujiExpress's first brand-new ATR42 has been delivered, and it has increased our Fuzhou (FOC), Kagoshima (KOJ) and Fukuoka (FUK) services to daily, as well as opened our first service to Dalian, China (DLC) 3x daily. We are also expanding domestic services with a daily service to Nagasaki (NGS).

[lshlarson]

FujiExpress continues to expand its operations, now operating with a 19-strong fleet: 15 ATR42s, 2 ATR72s, and 2 737s.
A contract has been signed with Boeing for three brand new 737-700s to be operated on a ten-year lease. The introduction of the 737 will allow FujiExpress to begin introduction of its first In-Flight Entertainment system, tentatively called "FujiFun". The IFE will be incorporated on all five 737s and potentially the two ATR72s.
The ATR72s have arrived and will be deployed on domestic links. Three more are on order.
Also, we will be soon opening our second hub, this one being in Sendai (SDJ). Five newly leased ATR42s are on their way to SDJ to assist in our hub development.
New destinations include:
Miyako, JP (MMY) daily
Hakodate, JP (HKD) 2x daily (ATR72)
Kumamoto, JP (KMJ) 3x daily
Sendai, JP (SDJ) 3x daily (ATR72)
Aomori, JP (AOJ) 2x daily
Taipei, Taiwan (TSA) 4x daily
Changchun, China (CGQ) 2x daily (ATR42/72)
Wuxi, China (WUX) 2x daily
Shenyang, China (SHE) 2x daily (ATR42/72)
Yantai, China (YNT) 2x daily
Hualien, China (HUN) Monday-Saturday-Sunday
Daegu, South Korea (TAE) Monday-Friday-Saturday-Sunday

[lshlarson]

Due to some financial trouble, FujiAir has merged with FujiExpress under the FujiExpress name. The new company is based at Tokyo Haneda, Hiroshima and Sendai.
FujiExpress has announced orders for 20 more B737s, as well as 6 B787s.

The FujiExpress Fleet:
20 ATR42-500
5 ATR72-500
5 B737-700

Orders:
10 B737-700
10 B737-800
6 B787-900

FujiExpress is also considering ordering more ATRs for development at the Sendai Hub.
FujiClipper, with 4 A319s now, continues operations at Narita, seperate from FujiExpress. FujiClipper now has new daily routes to Cheju (CJU), Hyderabad (HYD) and Almaty (ALA)

[Superman]

Doing good with FujiExpress.

[lshlarson]

Doing good with FujiExpress.

Thank you!

FujiExpress has also taken delivery of two ATR72, which are now placed on routes from Tokyo-Haneda to Sendai, Hiroshima, Vladivostok, Pyongyang and Niigata.

[Superman]

You know i'm operating flights to Sendai,Japan from the US. I'm Sunshine Airline and i see that your Hub. Sorry to mess up your hub.

[lshlarson]

You know i'm operating flights to Sendai,Japan from the US. I'm Sunshine Airline and i see that your Hub. Sorry to mess up your hub.

It's OK, i'm not considering expansion to the US for a long time.

[Superman]

oh ok

[Superman]

you saw my airline?