All Nippon Airways launched a new subsidiary carrier on 1 January named Air Japan. The new airline has a lower cost base than others in the group and is currently operating between Osaka and Seoul, Korea. It intends to also serve Guam, Honolulu and other regional destinations.
Source: Airline Business
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