Text by MOOK Scenic Spots editorial team, compiled and reported
Known as a "premium airline," Japan’s StarFlyer recently announced the launch of two international routes on October 28: Taipei–Nagoya and Taipei–Kitakyushu, offering Taiwanese travelers who love Japan yet another new airline option — and it’s a premium airline at that!
StarFlyer Japan is known as a "premium airline" (photo courtesy of StarFlyer, the same below)
Headquartered in Kitakyushu, northern Kyushu, Japan, StarFlyer is entering the international market for the first time this year, and Taiwan is its inaugural international destination. The airline's overall style adopts a sleek black-and-white aesthetic. Whether it's the aircraft fuselage design, cabin interiors, airport check-in counters, or flight attendant uniforms, the color scheme is strictly black and white, creating a highly refined visual effect.
The cabin seats are upholstered in black leather, which not only enhances the premium look but also boosts comfort
Unlike the fabric materials used in other airlines' seats, StarFlyer's passenger seats are upholstered in black leather, which not only looks more upscale but also feels more comfortable to sit on. In addition, the seats come with a range of functional features such as adjustable headrests in height and angle, three-level adjustable footrests, personal touch LCD screens, and USB charging ports.
The seat headrests can be adjusted in height and angle
Adjustable three-level footrests
Seats are also equipped with USB charging ports
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