Japan discusses Tokyo route with Air Serbia, aiming for launch within six months

Japan discusses Tokyo route with Air Serbia, aiming for launch within six months
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Japan held talks with Air Serbia about adding a Tokyo service as part of its effort to refresh its long‑haul fleet, noting that the A330 is not competitive and the A339 would be a suitable choice.

Japan Airlines says the Tokyo route is part of its long‑haul plans but is not realistic in the near term, while Seoul and Tokyo are included in its long‑term strategy, and Air Serbia’s president has pledged a launch within six months.

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