Make 767-400ER Great Again!

Proudly the largest 747-8 operator, Queen of the Skies forever!

Started from way behind, and here we are! We are now the largest airline in the country, by a LOT!

14/08/26 -- Large scale counter-attack into Tokyo Haneda in response to a rival starting to operate KIX-LAX. We are determined to defend our bases, and any intrusion will be met with the fiercest retaliation.
03/08/26 -- Last week, we hit 1,000,000 weekly passengers for the first time
29/07/26 -- 200th aircraft delivered 737-9 / JA0531
11/07/26 -- First 747-8F / JA0400. Believe it or not, she's actually generating a profit!
23/06/26 -- First fully owned 747-8 / JA0207
08/06/26 -- We are now the largest airline in Japan by both fleet size and weekly passengers transported! We have come a long way to get here, and we would like to thank all of our partners around the globe! We couldn't have done this without you.
26/05/26: 10th and likely the last 747-8 / JA0468 named after Nobel laureate Shuji Nakamura joins our fleet, as the type's production has ended. Of the mere 13 frames produced, we operate 10 and are the largest operator of 747-8. JA0468 is also the final 747-8i built by Boeing.
24/04/26: We welcome our first 747-8 Intercontinental. She is the 100th aircraft in our fleet and the unquestionable flagship.
21/04/26: we operate over half (9/17) of the world's remaining 767-400ER: we have locked-in the largest operator of 764. M7GA!
07/04/26: In response to Kansai-based carrier Maroon Aviation starting to operate international flights from Narita, we have taken actions for self-defense and entered Osaka Kansai.
29/03/26: largest carrier in NRT, CTS, and FUK — all 3 of our bases.
15/03/26: Over 1/3 of all passengers at Narita are our customers!
09/03/26: We are the largest operator of the 767-300 and the GOAT 767-400ER, and 5th largest operator of 767 passenger aircraft with 15 frames in total.
07/03/26: 1,000,000 passengers transported
02/03/26: 1st owned aircraft JA0261 / Boeing 767-400ER “九州”
17/02/26: 2nd carrier in the world to operate 737-600, -700, -800, and -900 (all of 737NG family) variants
15/02/26: Officially the largest carrier in Tokyo Narita (NRT).