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STARLUX to Launch Service Between Taipei and Fukuoka From February 2022

Starting February 17, 2022, STARLUX Airlines will offer one weekly flight between Taipei and Fukuoka in Japan on Thursdays, increasing to twice-weekly service from March 2022. Fukuoka will be the carrier’s third destination in Japan, along with Tokyo and Osaka.


STARLUX Airbus A321neo - Courtesy STARLUX Airlines

On Wednesday (November 24, 2021), Taiwanese carrier STARLUX Airlines announced the launch of new once-weekly service between Taipei and Fukuoka on Thursdays from February 17, 2022. Starting in March 2022, the carrier will increase the frequency on the route to twice-weekly on Tuesdays and Thursdays. Fukuoka will become the airline's third destination in Japan, in addition to Tokyo and Osaka, and the airline will add more Japanese destinations next year. In spite of the pandemic, STARLUX continues to expand their network and introduce new aircraft. The carrier will receive eight Airbus A330-900s and 18 A350 XWBs during the first half of 2022. With the new widebody aircraft, STARLUX will steadily grow, serving most major cities in Asia, and launch trans-oceanic routes to North America by the end of the next year.


STARLUX's Taipei-Fukuoka Schedule - Courtesy STARLUX Airlines

STARLUX currently operates five 188-seat Airbus A321neos with eight Business Class and 180 Economy Class seats. Business Class seats convert into an 82-inch full lie-flat bed and every Economy seat features a personal entertainment system. The STARLUX A321neo cabin was designed by BMW Group Designworks and features natural and warm colors to evoke the sense of being home. Flights on departure from Taiwan feature Business Class meals prepared by the Michelin Taiwanese restaurant Longtail, while Economy Class guests enjoy a menu created by the renowned Japanese-Style restaurant Hutong in Taiwan.



Source: STARLUX Airlines

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