Basic Product Information

Photograph of three rows of seats. The seats have a base color of indigo and Akebono(sunrise)-colored stitching. Photograph of three rows of seats. The seats have a base color of indigo and Akebono(sunrise)-colored stitching.

Spacious, Comfortable SeatsSpacious, Comfortable Seats

Passenger seats are made with high quality Japanese faux leather for a comfortable in-flight experience. Boasting a generous seat pitch and reclining angle, these seats provide the level of comfort needed to relax even on longer trips.

Photograph showing side view of seat. Passengers can enjoy a spacious seat pitch.
Photograph showing seat in reclined position. The reclining feature enables passengers to sit back and relax with more space.
Photograph showing seat's headrest. The seat is made of the lightweight, durable Ultraleather.
Photograph of seat back with USB ports, tablet holder, and seat pocket.
  • The seat pitch is 32 inches (approximately 81 centimeters), which is wider than a typical economy-class seat. The wider legroom and deeper reclining design provide passengers with a more comfortable in-flight experience.
  • Made of a lightweight, durable material that is soft to the touch, our seats are both environmentally friendly and comfortable for our passengers.
  • Equipped with Type-A and Type-C USB ports and tablet holders, you can comfortably use your smartphone or tablet device.
Group photograph of six cabin attendants wearing the new AirJapan uniformGroup photograph of six cabin attendants wearing the new AirJapan uniform

Uniform Design based on "Thoughtfulness" to allUniform Design based on "Thoughtfulness" to all

Our cabin attendants involved from the planning stage ,focusing on functionality, respecting the individuality of the cabin attendants, and making it environmentally friendly in order to demonstrate "Thoughtfulness" to passengers through the uniforms. The new AirJapan uniform has the elements of traditional culture or concepts such as tying and layering incorporated into its design to give passengers a taste of Japan from the moment entering the cabin.

Group photograph of six cabin attendants wearing the new AirJapan uniform
Group photograph of cabin attendants wearing the new AirJapan uniform
Group photograph of cabin attendants wearing the new AirJapan uniform
Photograph showing the footwear of the cabin attendants wearing the new AirJapan uniform. Cabin attendants are free to choose their footwear.
Photograph of Noel Hiyamizu (composer), musicians, and AirJapan employees at recording of boarding musicPhotograph of Noel Hiyamizu (composer), musicians, and AirJapan employees at recording of boarding music

Music to feel Japan, and Enrich your journeyMusic to feel Japan, and Enrich your journey

Our new boarding music was developed through the Tokyo University of the Arts x AirJapan Industry-Academic Collaboration Project. The music is entitled "Ai". Featuring traditional Japanese instruments such as the shakuhachi (an end-blown flute made of bamboo) and koto (a half-tube zither), this music offers you a warm welcome aboard and makes your flight all the more pleasant.

  • The comment from Noel Hiyamizu (Composer, Tokyo University of the Arts, Graduate School). This ensemble piece combines Japanese and Western instruments. The music's traditional feel is contrasted by the modern vibe produced by the fresh grooves, and the classic Japanese sounds produced by the shakuhachi and koto compliment the ensemble of the Western instruments and celebrate the beginning of a new journey. The title encompasses a wide range of meanings including "indigo", "love", "meetings" and "encounters".
  • The comment from Dozan Fujiwara (a shakuhachi player) You can tell that this piece was made with an excellent understanding of melody and instrumentation. It also perfectly captures the excitement of the imminent start of one's holiday. I am so happy that customers living outside Japan will be able to enjoy this stunning piece of Japanese music.

Experience Japan's Culture through Its Incredible CuisineExperience Japan's Culture through Its Incredible Cuisine

We have developed a selection of meals available for a fee to make your trip to Japan all the more memorable. We hope that they will inspire you to re-visit your destination or explore new ones. In addition, we hope that they will enable Japanese passengers to see Japan in a brand new light and enjoy a relaxing dining experience. Enjoy your time on board just as you like by taking your pick from our Pre-order Meals, dining options available for purchase in the cabin, and snacks.