Hokkaido Air System
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Hokkaido Air System (北海道エアシステム Hokkaidô Ea Shisutemu, or HAC) is a commuter airline that flies to destinations in Hokkaido, Japan. Its main base is Hokkadama-Cho Airport, Sapporo.
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Code Data
- ICAO Code: NTH
History
The airline was established in 1997 and started operations in 1998. It was founded as a joint venture and is owned by Japan Airlines Domestic (51%) and Hokkaido regional government (49%).
Services
Hokkaido Air System operates services to the following destinations:
- Asahikawa Airport
- Hakodate Airport
- Kushiro Airport
- New Chitose Airport
- Memanbetsu Airport
- Okadama Airport
- Sendai Airport
Fleet
The Hokkaido Air System fleet consists of 3 Saab 340B aircraft (at January 2005).
External links
- Hokkaido Air System (http://www.hac-air.co.jp/)ja:北海道エアシステム
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