Peach to resume Osaka-Taipei service on Sept 16

Peach Aviation will resume flights on its Osaka (Kansai) - Taipei (Taoyuan) route on Sept 16. The service will resume after almost one and a half years since its suspension on April 8, 2021, with two round trip flights per week for the time being.

Peach has served approximately 13 million passengers on Peach's international flights to date by proposing new travel styles, such as one-day trips overseas, and by making overseas travel more accessible. Of these, more than 5 million passengers have traveled on routes between Japan and Taiwan.

Regarding the resumption of Peach's second international route following the Osaka (Kansai) - Seoul (Incheon) route announced last month, Representative Director and CEO Takeaki Mori said, "Peach was launched the Osaka (Kansai) - Taipei (Taoyuan) route in October 2012, and we have operated 10 routes between Japan and Taiwan which was the largest number of Peach's international routes. It has made the movement of people, goods, and services between Japan and Taiwan more convenient. We hope that visitors will travel to Taiwan from other parts of Japan as well via Kansai Airport, and from Taiwan to other parts of Japan.

"Peach will continue to expand its international flight network in order to resume international flights with the aim of once again becoming a bridge to Asia, and to attract many visitors from overseas to the Osaka Expo in 2025. We also hope that people will be able to interact with each other even more actively.”

The Osaka (Kansai) - Taipei (Taoyuan) route will be the second international route to resume service, following the Osaka (Kansai) - Seoul (Incheon) route, which will restart on Aug 28.

Source: Peach Aviation

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