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Regional Cooperation
Peach will expand its route network connecting regions in order to create the flow of new people, things, and experiences. In addition, we will work with our various partners to promote further community revitalization while working toward a sustainable coexistence society, where communities and Peach grow together for years to come.
Expanding our network and exchange of people, things, and experiences
Aiming to serve as a bridge for Asia, Peach operates 25 domestic routes and 15 international routes.
We will work to maintain and expand our route network connecting different regions and increase visitors and people's relationships as an essential regional public transportation infrastructure.
In addition, we will work to further the exchange of people, things, and experiences among people by actively developing and expanding services that encourage people to visit places they have never been to before.
*The number of routes is as of March 2026
Working with regional partners
In June 2021, Peach formed a comprehensive tie-up agreement with the city of Izumisano, Osaka Prefecture, located across the water from Peach's hub of Kansai Airport. Peach will leverage the strengths of this agreement to revitalize communities and to develop industries and human resources.
In collaboration with the city, lately Peach has been selling Izumisano City products through “PEACH SHOP ONLINE” (Peach's online store), and both partners have been working together on new initiatives to promote tourism and local products.
Additionally, Peach actively participates in “Sora no Hi” (Aviation Day) events held at airports across Japan. By hosting booths featuring uniform dress-up experiences and merchandise sales, the airline deepens direct engagement with local communities. These efforts aim to inspire the next generation by showcasing the excitement of the aviation industry while contributing to the vibrancy and revitalization of airport-centered regions.
Peach will continue to work with our various partners including local governments, companies, educational and research institutions, and NPOs to create new business opportunities that will contribute to further regional revitalization and create a virtuous cycle in which we grow together with regional communities.