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Fuji Dream Airlines
Japan · FUJI DREAM

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Regional Japanese airline connecting communities with colorful service.
Founded
2008
Headquarters
Shizuoka, Japan
Fuji Dream Airlines (FDA) is a Japanese regional carrier founded in 2008 and headquartered in Shizuoka, Japan. The airline operates scheduled domestic passenger services connecting regional cities across Japan, with a particular focus on routes underserved by larger carriers.
FDA is known for its distinctive fleet of colorful Embraer regional jets, each painted in a unique solid color, making its aircraft among the most visually recognizable in Japan. The airline has built a reputation for warm, attentive service and has formed codeshare partnerships with major Japanese carriers including JAL.
Operating from its main base at Shizuoka Airport, FDA has expanded over the years to serve multiple regional airports across Japan, contributing to regional connectivity and economic development in areas that might otherwise lack convenient air access.
Hubs & network
FDA primarily operates from Shizuoka Airport (FSZ), with additional bases at Nagoya Komaki Airport (NKM) and other regional airports across Japan.
Fleet
Fuji Dream Airlines operates a fleet of Embraer ERJ-175 and ERJ-170 regional jets, each aircraft uniquely painted in a distinct solid color.
Notable facts
- ›Each Fuji Dream Airlines aircraft is painted in a different solid color, giving the fleet a rainbow-like variety.
- ›FDA launched operations in July 2009 with its first flight between Shizuoka and Sapporo (New Chitose).
- ›The airline has a codeshare and cooperation agreement with Japan Airlines (JAL).
- ›FDA focuses on regional routes in Japan that are not well served by major airlines.
- ›The airline is named in homage to Mount Fuji, which is visible from its main hub at Shizuoka Airport.
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Cabin Classes
Economy
Fleet Note
Nordeste Linhas Aereas Regionais typically operated a fleet of turboprop and regional jet aircraft suited to shorter routes across northeastern Brazil.
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Primary hubs
Route network map (24 legs)








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Route network
AOJ → NKME70
CTS → MMJE70
FSZ → CTSE70
FSZ → FUKE70
FUK → MMJE70
GAJ → NKME70
KCZ → NKME70
KMJ → NKME70
KOJ → FSZE70
MMJ → CTSE70
MMJ → FUKE70
NKM → AOJE70
NKM → KIJE70
NKM → KMJE70
CTS → FSZE70
FSZ → KOJE70
FUK → FSZE70
FUK → KIJE70
HNA → NKME70
KIJ → FUKE70
KIJ → NKME70
NKM → GAJE70
NKM → HNAE70
NKM → KCZE70
Fleet (aircraft types operated)
Latest news
Embraer· 7/21/2026
Fuji Dream Airlines expands all-Embraer fleet in Japan with additional E175 orders
Read at Embraer
Monocle· 8/18/2026
Dream a little dream
Read at Monocle
FlightGlobal· 7/21/2026
Fuji Dream signs for two more Embraer 175s
Read at FlightGlobal
Economy Class & Beyond -· 7/21/2026
Fuji Dream Airlines is a full-service regional airline that has operated E-Jets since commencing operations in 2009
Read at Economy Class & Beyond -
Air Data News· 7/21/2026
Fuji Dream Airlines orders two more Embraer E175s
Read at Air Data News
Aerospace Global News· 7/23/2026
Fuji Dream Airlines signs for two more Embraer E175 aircraft
Read at Aerospace Global News
