First foreign low-cost carrier now flies to Okinawa

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Korean Jin Air is the first low-cost foreign airline to have regular flights to Okinawa.

Jin Air, a low-cost carrier and subsidiary of Korean Air, is now flying regular flights between Naha and Inchon, Seoul, Korea.

Initial flights have been full, with 73.8% of flight capacity being achieved on return flights to Korea’s capital. Jin Air is flying modern Boeing 737-800 aircraft that carry 183 passengers. It is operating a daily round-trip flight. Normal fares will be ¥20,000, excluding fuel surcharges and taxes.

Okinawa Prefectural Government says the number of Korean tourists in 2011 was 26,000, an increase of 40% from a year earlier. Jin Air now joins Asiana as the second Korean carrier to serve Naha. Asiana flies routes both to Busan and Seoul.

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