Air Do
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Air Do is a Japanese airline founded in 1998, operating as a major domestic carrier with hubs at Haneda and New Chitose airports. Known for connecting Japan's key business and leisure destinations, Air Do operates a modern fleet of Boeing aircraft serving the country's extensive air network.
Fleet
Air Do (IATA: HD, ICAO: ADO) is Japan's domestic airline, established in 1998 to serve the country's aviation market. The airline operates from two primary hubs: Haneda Airport in Tokyo and New Chitose Airport in Sapporo, positioning it at the center of Japan's major travel corridors.
The airline's network spans Japan's domestic market, connecting Tokyo and Hokkaido regions with secondary cities and leisure destinations. This hub strategy allows Air Do to serve both business travelers and tourism-focused routes efficiently, with Haneda serving as the primary gateway for international connections and domestic feeder traffic.
Air Do's fleet consists of Boeing 737 and Boeing 767 aircraft, providing flexibility across short-haul and medium-range routes. This modern, standardized fleet supports reliable operations across Air Do's domestic network, with the 737 handling regional point-to-point services and the 767 deployed on higher-capacity trunk routes between major hubs.