Peach Aviation Will Have Budget-Friendly Direct Flights To Osaka Starting From $164 This December

Peach Aviation new flights from Singapore to Osaka

Whether it’s waking up to gorgeous views in homely Mount Fuji ryokans or splashing around the tropical waters of Okinawa prefecture, we Singaporeans just can’t get enough of what Japan has to offer year-round. Well, Peach Aviation is giving you another reason to jet over, as they’re launching new direct flights from Singapore to Osaka, and their prices are looking mighty affordable.

Here’s all you need to know about the budget airline’s upcoming Singapore-Osaka route that starts from just $164.20, so you can start planning your EOY trips with friends and family.

What is Peach Aviation?

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Peach Aviation, also known simply as Peach, is a Japanese low-cost airline operating out of the Kansai International Airport in Osaka. It was first founded in February 2011, and during its first year of operations, was the most successful out of 3 Japanese budget airlines, edging out Jetstar Japan and AirAsia Japan.

Today, you’ll spot their planes dressed in a pink, purple, and white colour scheme serving 7 countries; these include China, Hong Kong, Japan, South Korea, Taiwan, Thailand, and come December, Singapore.

Affordable flights from Singapore to Osaka from $164.20

If you’re looking for an affordable option to quell your wanderlust, Peach Aviation’s one way to do it if you’re planning a Japan-bound vacay. Starting from 5th December 2024, Peach Aviation will be operating daily direct flights to Kansai International Airport that depart from Singapore’s Changi Airport Terminal 2, and you’ll be looking at about a 6.5 hour flight time.

One-way tickets start from $164.20, and they’ve even got ones going for as low as $99 for 28th December 2024. Just like Air Japan’s budget Singapore-Tokyo routes, you’ll have 3 fare types when it comes to booking your seats. You can head to the Peach Aviation website to purchase your tickets, but here’s a quick rundown on what the different fare types entail:

Perks	Minimum (From $164.20)	Standard (From $189)	Standard Plus (From $219)
Option to change flights, departure dates & fare type	N/A	N/A	Free of charge
Carry-on baggage (2 bags, 7kg in total)	N/A	Free of charge	Free of charge
Checked baggage (1 bag up to 20kg)	N/A	1 Free checked bag	1 Free checked bag
Seat selection	Selection of seats is charged	Free of charge, but cannot select Fast seats*	Free of charge, but selection of Fast seats* is charged
Refund in the case of flight cancellations	N/A	N/A, but Peach Points that can be used to pay for future Peach Aviation tickets will be provided	Available

*Fast seats are front row seats with extra legroom, with no seats in front of them. Travellers who book this class of seats will also have their bags tagged and handled with high priority for baggage reclaim.

As for other services while you’re flying with Peach Aviation, do note that there is no in-flight Wi-Fi service available, so do board your flights with your favourite Netflix shows pre-downloaded.

However, you’ll be able to order light refreshments such as drinks, alcoholic beverages, and snacks like potato chips and cup noodles via their in-flight digital service. You can pay for these with cash as well.

Book your next Japan holiday with Peach Aviation

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With the competition amongst low-cost carriers being so stiff, the frequent flyers amongst us will definitely not be complaining about the reasonably-priced air fares. In case you’re already day-dreaming about your hard-earned holiday once December rolls around, perhaps this is your cue to lock in that Japan trip without breaking the bank with Peach Aviation’s new routes.

If you’re looking for things to put in your Japan itinerary, here’s a list of new things to do in Japan. But if you’re looking to explore beyond Tokyo and Osaka, consider these other cities in Japan with direct flights from Singapore. For those looking to ditch the concrete jungle for a bit, these countryside experiences and farmstays in Japan will be right up your alley.