All AirAsia routes abolished on December 5th Officially announced withdrawal from Japan
AirAsia Japan, an LCC = low-cost carrier based at Chubu Airport, abolished all four routes on December 5, saying that it could not expect a recovery in demand that had fallen due to the impact of the new coronavirus.
AirAsia Japan, which was established by Malaysia’s largest low-cost carrier in Asia, has seen a significant decrease in users due to the impact of the new coronavirus, and all routes were temporarily suspended in April.
After that, the service resumed once in August, but the recovery of demand was lower than expected, and this month it indicated that it would suspend all routes again.
During this period, in June, we solicited voluntary retirement and about 70 of the 300 employees responded, promoting management efficiency.
However, as demand is not expected to recover in the future, the Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism has been notified that all four routes will be abolished on December 5, and officially announced that it will withdraw from Japan.
AirAsia Japan began operating at Chubu Airport three years ago, and has developed four routes connecting New Chitose Airport, Sendai Airport, Fukuoka Airport, and Taipei, Taiwan, to sell cheaper fares than major airlines.
The aviation industry continues to be in a difficult business situation due to the influence of the new coronavirus, and the IATA = International Air Transport Association, which has about 290 airlines around the world, announced in June that the final profit and loss of the aviation industry.
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