V Air, a Taiwan-based LCC, enters the Japan market by launching its first Taipei-Nagoya service tonight. The inaugural flight ZV202 departed from Taipei Taoyuan International Airport at 19:45, carrying 162 passengers, with an 85% load factor. The estimated arrival time is 23:45 local time. Taipei-Nagoya route is the 4th scheduled service of V Air, marking a new milestone on the carrier’s one-year anniversary.
V Air offers 4 flights a week initially. ZV202 departs from Taipei every Monday, Tuesday, Friday and Saturday. The departure time is scheduled on 19:45, and arrives at Nagoya by 23:45 local time. The return flight ZV203 departs from Nagoya every Tuesday, Wednesday, Saturday and Sunday, leaving at 00:45, and its estimated arrival time at Taipei is 03:35
Starting from January 8th, the departure time will be adjusted to early morning to 06:05 from Taipei and the estimated arrival time at Nagoya will be 10:05 local time. After an one-hour turn-around, ZV203 will leave Nagoya on 11:05, and the estimated arrival time at Taipei is 13:45.
From March 1, 2016, V Air will start offering a daily service for this route, offering travelers even more flexibility and choices for their trip planning. The new service will utilize V Air’s Airbus A321 aircraft fleet.
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