Japanese low-cost carrier "Vanilla Air" recently announced it will cease operations, leaving passengers heartbroken over discontinued routes

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The familiar Japanese low-cost airline "Vanilla Air" recently announced it will cease operations on October 26 this year, and some of its flights will be gradually integrated into "Peach Aviation." The first route to be merged, the Taipei-Osaka route, completed its final flight on May 7.

Vanilla Air will be integrated into Peach Aviation. (Photo / Vanilla Air)

Two low-cost airlines under the Japanese ANA Holdings group — "Vanilla Air" and "Peach Aviation" — are expected to integrate their operations this year, with many routes undergoing phased consolidation.

Vanilla Air and Peach Aviation both belong to the Japanese ANA Holdings group. (Photo / Peach Aviation)

After completing its final Taipei-Osaka flight on May 7, Vanilla Air expressed gratitude to its fans on its official fan page for their long-term support and the many wonderful memories created together, drawing heartfelt reactions from many netizens.

Vanilla Air announced the completion of its final Taipei-Osaka flight. (Photo / Vanilla Air)

Vanilla Air thanked all passengers for their support on its fan page. (Photo / Vanilla Air)

Vanilla Air is scheduled to cease operations on October 26. Some routes, such as those to Osaka, Okinawa, Tokyo, and Fukuoka from Taipei, will be gradually integrated into "Peach Aviation." The airline also mentioned in its post that it hopes fans will continue to support Peach Aviation’s flights.

Vanilla Air flights are being gradually integrated and discontinued, leaving netizens saddened. (Photo / Vanilla Air)

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