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Thailand's Jet Asia Airways plans regional Asian expansion

Jet Asia Airways is planning to venture into the regional scheduled passenger market with news it intends to acquire an additional six aircraft by year-end.

the airline intends  the launch of scheduled flights from its Bangkok Suvarnabhumi to China, Japan, Indonesia and Saudi Arabia.
Applications for traffic rights to those countries are currently pending he said. Jet Asia currently already operates charter services to both China and Japan in cooperation with tour operators.

Using four B767-200(ER)s and a sole B767-300(ER).

the carrier's network currently extends from Thailand to Nanjing, Tianjin, Tokyo Narita, Beijing Capital, Changsha Datuopu, Chongqing, Harbin, and Shenyang.
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Jet Asia Airways Holds Aircraft Anointing Ceremony for B767-300ER. Prayanvisit, Abbot from Wat Asokaram, presided over the Aircraft Anointing Ceremony for Jet Asia's new aircraft, a Boeing 767-300ER, registered as HS-JAS on 17 Jan 14. Members of Jet Asia's Board of Directors and staff were present at the anointing ceremony held at Suvarnabhumi Airport.

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Jet Asia Airways Launches Tokyo Service

BANGKOK, Nov, 2013 -- Jet Asia Airways has launched two times weekly scheduled charter service from Bangkok to Tokyo's Narita Int'l Airport commencing November 3, 2013. The service is launched with the support of Thailand's major outbound tour operators. "The recent visa waiver for Thais traveling to Japan has sparked an influx of Thais traveling to Japan and is the driving force of our service to Narita", said Mr. Veerawat Singhamany, Marketing Manager at JAA. The frequency will increase in Jan 2014 when tickets will be available for the Japanese travelers.

Jet Asia Airways' newly focus on outbound travelers has shown positive results due to the increase in demand and the low prices offered. 500 round-trip promotional tickets were offered at 7,555THB ($243USD) to jumpstart the flights. All the seats for November were sold out before the first flight operated.

The service will operate two times weekly, with flight JF988 departing Suvarnabhumi Airport every Sunday and Tuesday at 00.45 a.m., arriving at Narita Int'l at 9.15 a.m. (local time). The return service, flight JF989, departs Tokyo every Wednesday and Friday at 14.00 p.m. and arrives in Bangkok at 18.30 pm on the same day.

Thailand's Jet Asia Airways to acquire an ex-Qantas B767-300(ER)

Jet Asia Airways is reportedly planning to acquire a retired Qantas B767-300(ER), N797JM (msn 25203), currently parked at Shanghai Pudong. It will become the Thai operator's first B767-300(ER) joining five other