FDA|First one-day charter tour to and from multiple airports in the Chubu and Shikoku regions

Regional airline FDA will conduct a one-day charter tour of multiple airports in the Chubu and Shikoku regions, starting from Nagoya Komaki Airport ~ August 5 (Thursday).

The lights in the Chubu region are 8/2 and 8/4. The five airports covered are Noto Airport, a roadside station on the Noto Peninsula, Matsumoto Airport, the highest elevation, Toyama Airport, the only riverbed, Shizuoka Airport, a major FDA base, and Komatsu Airport, which is also used by the Japan Air Self-Defense Force. Passengers will receive a boarding certificate, rice and salt from Noto, a local sandwich from a hotel in Matsumoto, and a body towel with the character Kerolin, which originated in Toyama.

Flights to the Shikoku region are on August 3 and August 5. The four airports covered are Tokushima Airport, which is used by the Maritime Self-Defense Force, Kochi Airport, where the Sakamoto Ryoma statue is located, Matsuyama Airport, which has a pong juice faucet (*), and Takamatsu Airport, which is home to udon soup stock (*). Passengers will receive a gift of famous confectionery from the four prefectures of Shikoku.

The time spent at each airport is 65~90 minutes in the Chubu region and 50~100 minutes in the Shikoku region.

To apply for the tour, please visit the website of the travel agency in charge of each region at 10 a.m. ~ July 15 (Thursday). The fare is 69,800 yen ~ in the Chubu region and 53,800 yen ~ in the Shikoku region.

The FDA said, "During the Corona disaster, we had a popular all-you-can-ride tour on all routes and an eight-hour day tour of Hachijojima. I want you to enjoy a premium air trip." I'm talking.

< * Supplementary information (Editorial Department) >
As of 7/15, the Pong Juice faucet at Matsuyama Airport is available. The udon soup faucet at Takamatsu Airport is suspended (according to the editorial department).