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Japan Transocean Air

Japan Transocean Air is a full-service airline based in Japan, flying from Naha (OKA).In our coverage it serves 9 destinations in 2 countries.

10 routes9 destinations2 countries1 hub

Founded 1993 · Part of Japan Airlines · Callsign JAY OCEAN

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Japan Transocean Air's network at a glance

Busiest airports
Naha (OKA) 9
Regions
East Asia (9)
Longest route
Ishigaki–Osaka (ISG–KIX), 1,540 km (957 mi)
Shortest route
Naha–Kumejima (OKA–UEO), 94 km (59 mi)
Routes no other airline flies
3 of 10: OKA–KMQ, OKA–UEO, OKA–OKJ

Networks most like Japan Transocean Air's (shared airports):

Where does Japan Transocean Air fly?

The biggest country groups in our coverage are Japan (9) and Taiwan (1). The full list, with a searchable table, is on the route map page.

  • Japan Fukuoka (FUK) · Ishigaki (ISG) · Kanazawa (KMQ) · Kumejima (UEO) · Miyakojima (MMY) · Nagoya (NGO) · Okayama (OKJ) · Osaka (KIX)
  • Taiwan Taipei (TPE)

Routes come from airport destination tables and are confirmed from both ends where possible; a few may be missing. Check Japan Transocean Air's own route map for schedules.

Is Japan Transocean Air on time?

89.6% of 482 tracked flights landed within 15 minutes of their usual time (4 September 2026 to 1 October 2026). That ranks Japan Transocean Air 9 of 162 airlines in the Touchdown Index. 0.2% were more than an hour late.

The Touchdown Index measures each flight against its own usual arrival time, from public ADS-B tracking, rather than against the timetable. How it works and how it compares with official figures.

Aircraft seen flying for Japan Transocean Air

Public ADS-B tracking between 6 September and 3 October 2026 saw 14 different aircraft flying Japan Transocean Air flights. Most common: Boeing 737-800 (14).

  • Boeing 737-800 14

Each Japan Transocean Air aircraft we tracked flew about 2.1 hours a day on average over the last four weeks (14 aircraft, 497 flights tracked).

Counts are aircraft seen, not the full fleet: aircraft in maintenance or flying where tracking is thin are missed, and aircraft leased in from other operators are included. Source: adsb.lol community ADS-B data (CC0).

Official links

Sources

  • wikidata.org — IATA/ICAO codes, alliance, hubs, founding year and website (Wikidata, checked 2026-10-01)
  • en.wikipedia.org — airlines and destinations table (passenger), checked 2026-10-01
  • en.wikipedia.org — airlines and destinations table (passenger), checked 2026-10-01
  • en.wikipedia.org — airlines and destinations table (passenger), checked 2026-10-01
  • en.wikipedia.org — airlines and destinations table (passenger), checked 2026-10-01
  • en.wikipedia.org — airlines and destinations table (passenger), checked 2026-10-01
  • en.wikipedia.org — airlines and destinations table (passenger), checked 2026-10-01
  • en.wikipedia.org — airlines and destinations table (passenger), checked 2026-10-01
  • en.wikipedia.org — airlines and destinations table (passenger), checked 2026-10-01
  • en.wikipedia.org — airlines and destinations table (passenger), checked 2026-10-01
  • en.wikipedia.org — airlines and destinations table (passenger), checked 2026-10-01

Japan Transocean Air logo: Wikimedia Commons, Public domain, Japan Transocean Air. Logos are trademarks of their owners and appear here only to identify the airline. All logo credits.

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