Tigerair Taiwan reduces winter flights; Nagoya, Fukuoka, and Hakodate see cuts

Reported by You [illegible characters] / Taipei

Details of the impact of Tigerair Taiwan’s winter schedule adjustments: Taipei Taoyuan-Hakodate flights decrease from 5 to 4 weekly, Taipei Taoyuan-Nagoya from 6 to 4 weekly, and Taipei Taoyuan-Fukuoka from 6 to 5 weekly. Kaohsiung-Tokyo Narita flights reduce from 4 to 3 weekly, and Kaohsiung-Macau from 7 to 5 weekly. Additionally, flights to Zhangjiajie will be suspended during the winter season and will resume next year.

Tigerair Taiwan spokesperson Lo Dawei noted that the winter flight adjustments are due to cost considerations and market condition evaluations. For example, Nagoya, Fukuoka, and Zhangjiajie were affected by cost factors—Zhangjiajie specifically sees low passenger demand in winter, leading to its temporary suspension. The reduction in Hakodate flights is related to the earlier postponement of the Sapporo New Chitose route due to insufficient staffing by the fuel supplier, though the Sapporo route will eventually resume.

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Tigerair Taiwan winter schedule — routes with reduced flights:
Taipei Taoyuan–Hakodate: Reduced from 5 to 4 weekly flights (operates on Mon, Wed, Fri, Sun)
Taipei Taoyuan–Nagoya: Reduced from 6 to 4 weekly flights (operates on Tue, Wed, Fri, Sun)
Taipei Taoyuan–Fukuoka: Reduced from 6 to 5 weekly flights
Taipei Taoyuan – Zhangjiajie: Suspended for the winter season
Kaohsiung–Tokyo Narita: Reduced from 4 to 3 weekly flights
Kaohsiung–Macau: Reduced from 7 to 5 weekly flights