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An all-you-can-fly domestic flight service might be a reality next year.
By Ted Tanaka on December 24, 2020
Many families have dreams of making the most of their stay in Japan by traveling to many places with their children.
When you’re traveling as a family, the cost of air tickets adds up really quick. If expensive air tickets have put your travel plans in the back burner, here’s some good news.
According to Jiji Press, Japan’s budget airline Peach Aviation which is 77.9% owned by All Nippon Airways holdings, is considering starting an all-you-can-fly domestic flight service good for February 2021.
FNN reports that the plan is to offer an unlimited pass valid for a month for the price of around 20,000 yen ($193) on all its domestic flights.
In the meantime, stay tuned!
