Items stated in the management plan
Partially revisedThe Company aims to achieve its targets by strengthening its business foundation, further advancing ongoing initiatives, and steadily realizing their effects. Operating cash flow has decreased from the previous publication due to updates to the underlying market conditions and other factors.
| Item | Details |
|---|---|
| Plan name | Materials on Business Plans and Growth Potential |
| Plan period | FY2026〜FY2030 |
| Progress against the plan | Partially revised |
| Sales Target | Not disclosed → ¥1,690 100 million (business revenue) |
| Operating profit target | Not disclosed → ¥140 hundred million |
| Payout ratio / DOE policy | A new dividend policy aimed at maintaining sustainable and stable dividends is under consideration. The new dividend policy is scheduled to apply from dividends for the fiscal year ending March 2027. Numerical targets: not disclosed. |
| Total investment plan | Amount Approximately ¥30.0 billion / Subject Business investment (growth investment), cumulative over 5 years |
| Investment amount by sector | Field Equipment-related / Amount Not disclosed, Field Renewal investment to maintain safety / Amount Not disclosed, Field Improving productivity and strengthening competitiveness, including enhanced DX / Amount Not disclosed, Field Improving employee engagement / Amount Not disclosed, Field Strategic investment in human capital / Amount Not disclosed |
| Non-financial targets | Indicator name Replacing aviation fuel consumption with SAF / Target value 10% / Timing 2030, Indicator name Achieving carbon neutrality / Target value Achieving carbon neutrality / Timing 2050, Indicator name Aircraft accidents and serious incidents / Target value ゼロ / Timing Not disclosed, Indicator name On-time departure rate and customer satisfaction / Target value Maintain No. 1 position / Timing Not disclosed |
| Plan assumptions | Item Foreign Exchange / Assumptions ¥155/US$ in FY2026; ¥150/US$ from FY2027 onward, Item Dubai crude oil / Assumptions US$75/barrel |
| Key initiatives | Strengthening earnings power, Enhancing customer experience value, Strengthen human capital, Productivity and structural reform, Executing the aircraft renewal plan, Further enhancing revenue management to capture robust non-business demand, thereby raising unit prices, Improving productivity and reforming the cost structure, including strict cost management, Maintaining safety and quality: zero aircraft accidents and serious incidents, and maintaining the No. 1 on-time departure rate and customer satisfaction, Improving fuel efficiency through the introduction of fuel-efficient new B737-8 aircraft and expanding operating scale as the fleet increases, Developing efficient and highly profitable flight schedules through longer operating hours and increased takeoff and landing slots at each airport, Diversifying business revenue other than passenger revenue, Executing projects to pursue and expand the use of UAVs, and enhancing customer experience value and reducing staffing through airport DX, Introducing fuel surcharges, Launching a new PSS (passenger service system), Considering the operation of international scheduled flights, Reallocation of Haneda Airport takeoff and landing slots |
| Reason for revision or withdrawal | The Company aims to achieve its targets by strengthening its business foundation, further advancing ongoing initiatives, and steadily realizing their effects. Operating cash flow has decreased from the previous publication due to updates to the underlying market conditions and other factors. |
| Size of the Target Market | Market Japan domestic airline market / Dimensions Available seats: 118 million / As of As of May 2026 / Source OAG Top 10 Biggest Domestic Markets Seats (May-2026) |
| Risks identified | Difficulty executing the business plan due to a reduction in or failure to secure takeoff and landing slots at congested airports, including Haneda Airport, Higher aviation fuel costs due to a sharp rise in crude oil prices, Higher costs due to continued yen depreciation, Continued inflation, A restraint on some consumer activity, particularly a decline in discretionary spending, Higher interest expense on borrowings and rising funding costs, A substantial decline in profitability if the Company is unable to pass through higher costs due to a lack of progress in price pass-through, Lower earning power due to excessive competition among airlines to acquire customers, An impact on passenger demand due to some passengers refraining from travel, Potential changes in the business environment resulting from the formulation of new systems based on discussions by expert panels, An impact on flight operations due to staff shortages, Higher personnel expenses due to wage increases, Disruption due to delays in aircraft deliveries and retirements, and higher costs associated with adjusting capacity, Stagnation in the funding cycle, A delay in the introduction of 737-10 aircraft due to delays in type certification, Higher foreign-currency-denominated expenses due to exchange-rate fluctuations |
| Publication date | 18 June 2026 |
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The company's own explanation, not something inferred from the numbers.The Company aims to achieve its targets by strengthening its business foundation, further advancing ongoing initiatives, and steadily realizing their effects. It also states that operating cash flow has decreased from the previous publication due to updates to the underlying market conditions and other factors.