Ibex Airlines
JapanAbout the airline
Ibex Airlines (FW/IBX) is a Japanese regional carrier founded in 1999, operating from hubs in Chubu and Sendai. The airline specializes in connecting regional cities across Japan with a modern regional jet fleet, serving business and leisure passengers on short to medium-haul routes.
Fleet
Ibex Airlines (IATA: FW, ICAO: IBX) is a Japan-based regional airline established in 1999. The carrier operates a focused network from two main hubs: Chubu Centrair International Airport and Sendai Airport, positioning itself as a bridge between Japan's regional cities and key business centers.
The airline's network emphasizes connectivity within Japan, serving passengers who need efficient regional connections. With Chubu Centrair serving the Nagoya metropolitan area and Sendai Airport covering northeastern Japan, Ibex Airlines connects underserved regional markets to major urban centers, supporting both business travel and regional tourism.
Ibex Airlines operates an all-Bombardier CRJ700 fleet-modern regional jets optimized for short to medium-haul operations. These aircraft typically carry around 70 passengers and are known for fuel efficiency and reliability. The fleet size and composition allow the airline to maintain regular service on its route network while keeping operations cost-effective and agile.