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Enter the silver world of Hokuriku! Tigerair Taiwan will start flying to Komatsu next year, limited time promotion 1,999 yuan

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Last updated 2026-11-08 — Tigerair Taiwan announced that it will launch flights to its 10th destination in Japan on January 18 next year (2018). Komatsu Airport, an important gateway in the Hokuriku region, will initially have two flights per week between Taoyuan and Komatsu. To celebrate the launch, Tigerair Taiwan has launched a limited-time discount, starting from NT$1,999 one-way before tax, and tickets will be available for grabs starting at 10 a.m. on November 30.

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Taiwan Tigerair announced that on January 18, 2018 (next year), it will start flights to its 10th Japanese destination, Komatsu Airport, an important gateway to the Hokuriku region. The initial Taipei-Komatsu route will operate twice a week.To celebrate its maiden flight, Tigerair Taiwan is offering limited-time promotional fares, with one-way untaxed prices starting from 1,999 TWD. Tickets go on sale at 10:00 AM on November 30—be ready to grab yours.

Tigerair Taiwan launched the Taoyuan-Komatsu route, initially operating two flights per week—every Thursday and Sunday. The outbound flight IT252 departs Taoyuan Airport at 07:00 every Thursday and at 10:55 every Sunday; the return flight IT253 departs Komatsu Airport at 11:45 every Thursday and at 15:35 every Sunday.

▲New travel option to Hida and Takayama in northern Japan (Taiwan)! Tigerair Taiwan announces new flights to Komatsu, Japan starting January 18 next year. (Photo / Provided by Tigerair Taiwan)

To celebrate the Start of flights, Tigerair Taiwan is offering promotional fares starting from NT$1,999 (excluding tax) for one-way tickets from 10:00 a.m. on November 30, 2017, to 11:59 p.m. on December 1, 2017. The travel period is from January 18 next year (2018) to March 24, 2018.

To benefit travelers departing from Japan, those planning to take the inaugural flight IT253 from Komatsu Airport to Taiwan on January 18, 2018, will have the chance to purchase special promotional flight tickets starting from a single one-way fare of NT$999 (or JPY$3,877) excluding tax.Discounted flight tickets are limited in quantity, so book now. Be sure to prepare passport details valid for more than six months and a credit card to complete the booking.

▲New travel option to Hida and Takayama in northern Japan (Taiwan)! Tigerair Taiwan announces new flights to Komatsu, Japan starting January 18 next year. (Photo / Provided by Tigerair Taiwan)

Tigerair Taiwan stated that after launching the Start flight on the Taoyuan-Komatsu route on January 18 next year, Tigerair Taiwan's round-trip routes between Taiwan and Japan will reach 14. Travelers can depart from either Taoyuan Airport or Kaohsiung Airport and can freely combine entries and exits at the two points of Komatsu and Nagoya, planning in-depth travel to the highland and Hokuriku regions from the central part of Japan.

Komatsu is the third-largest city in Ishikawa Prefecture, Japan, near the Sea of Japan, boasting abundant seafood catches. Tourist attractions such as Kanazawa City and Kaga Onsen are also located nearby, giving it a rich historical and traditional cultural atmosphere.Every year, besides attracting a large number of domestic and international tourists, Komatsu Airport has also become an important gateway for foreign travelers heading to the Hokuriku region.

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