Japanese low-cost carrier Peach Aviation's 1st flight from S'pore to Osaka departs, launches 2025 summer sale

Low-cost carrier Peach Aviation's first flight service between Singapore and Osaka departed on Dec. 5, 2024.

According to a press release by the airline, flight MM774 took off at 2:15am with 214 passengers on board.

Peach Aviation, which is a low-cost carrier under All Nippon Airways (ANA), introduced the route as its second medium-haul international route after the Bangkok (Suvarnabhumi) route.

Sleeping kit reflecting flight characteristics were handed out

The 6.5-hour flight uses the Airbus A321LR aircraft, which offers passengers a spacious cabin fitted with USB charging ports.

A one-way ticket costs S$164.20.

According to the airline, gifts reflecting the characteristics of the flight departing Singapore late at night and arriving in Osaka early in the morning were handed out at the service's launch event.

Items included a sleeping kit consisting of an eye mask, earplugs, a Kassa (a gua sha tool for scraping/scratching your skin), a toothbrush and a flight tag.

The items were all packaged in a special route-exclusive pouch called the "Oyasumi-Ohayo Set".

Summer sale

The airline also launched a sale on Dec. 4 for its summer 2025 schedule for select routes, including the Singapore route.

The 2025 summer schedule includes the travel period from Mar. 30 to Oct. 25, 2025.

The airline said that it will continue to serve as a "bridge to Asia" by "providing safe and reliable air travel while delivering new encounters and experiences".

It added that Peach Aviation will support its passengers in "creating cherished memories and strive to deliver flights full of respect for everyone".

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