Peach to Start Service in Kansai International Airport Terminal 2・・・All Peach flights to depart and arrive at the Kansai International Airport
Terminal 2 from October 28
Domestic flight check-in counters to be closed 25 minutes before departureInternational flight check-in counters to be closed 50 minutes before
departure

OSAKA October 26, 2012 - Peach Aviation (Peach), Japan’s first dedicated low cost carrier (LCC),
announced today that they will start service for all of its flights in Kansai International Airport
Terminal 2, scheduled to be launched on October 28.
Kansai International Airport Terminal 2 is the new facility dedicated to LCCs constructed on
the second Airport Island. Terminal 2 allows aircraft to enter and exit airport ramps without
the need for a towing car. There will be no boarding bridges because passengers will be
travelling to the single floor terminal by foot. The low cost structure will enable Peach toprovide reasonable airfares to customers. Kansai International Airport Terminal 2 is Japan’s
first facility designed and constructed for LCCs.
“My heart is filled with deep emotion since the launch of Japan’s first terminal dedicated toLCCs at Peach’s home base in Kansai International Airport,” said Shinichi Inoue, CEO of PeachAviation. “Being the pioneer of Japan’s LCC business, Peach conducted research spanning allof the LCCs of the world, leading to Peach‘s collaboration with the New Kansai International
Airport Corporation and a new, innovative approach to Japanese airports. I would like toexpress sincere appreciation to the Ministry of Land, Infrastructure and Transport, Osaka
prefectural government, New Kansai International Airport Co., Ltd. as well as the Kansai
Economic Federation, Osaka Chamber of Commerce and Industry and the Kansai Associationof Corporate Executives for their support in the establishment of Peach since day one. Peach,as the only airline based in Kansai, ask the Kansai people to support Peach as we continue todevelop as Japan’s pioneer of the LCC business.”
Following the launch, all Peach flights will depart and arrive at the Kansai International
Airport Terminal 2 starting October 28. Domestic flight check-in counters at Aeroplaza andinternational flight check-in counters on the 4th floor of the Passenger Terminal Building will
be moved to Terminal 2. In addition, the check-in counters for domestic flights will be closed
25 minutes before scheduled departure time while international flight check-in counters willclose 50 minutes before the scheduled departure time.
''Making air travel more fun and bringing Asia closer together'' Peach aims to expand its
network in order to become the preferred airline between Japan and Asia, whilst at the sametime cultivating relationships, connecting people and improving relations between fellow
Asian cultures.

Peach Aviation Limited www.flypeach.com
Peach Aviation started flights in March 2012 as Japan’s first official LCC based in Kansai International Airport. Peach
operates 252 flights per week. Peach operates 26 flights (13 round-trips) per day to five domestic routes from Osaka(Kansai) to Sapporo (Shin-Chitose), Fukuoka, Nagasaki, Kagoshima and Okinawa (Naha) and 10 flights (5 round-trips)
per day to three international routes from Osaka (Kansai) to Seoul (Incheon), Hong Kong and Taipei (Taoyuan). As thepioneer in Japan’s LCC business and the bridge between Japan and Asia, Peach Aviation’s mission is to provide
innovative airline service with reasonable pricing for 365 days a year while focusing on safety and a stable low-cost
structure enabled by a business model that is different compared to existing airline companies.
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