ANA Holdings is considering an additional investment in Solaseed Air and AIRDO. If they become subsidiaries, this could lead to an increase in Haneda takeoff and landing slots and could also contribute to maintaining low-profitability regional routes.
ANA Holdings is reportedly considering an additional investment in Solaseed Air and AIRDO, with their becoming subsidiaries under consideration. This could lead to a restructuring of the business portfolio and potentially increase the number of highly profitable takeoff and landing slots at Haneda Airport.
The two companies integrated their management in October 2022 and are now under the holding company リージョナルプラスウイングス. ANA Holdings is reportedly believed to currently own slightly more than 15% of the shares of Solaseed Air and AIRDO, and information has emerged that deeper integration through additional investment is being considered.
If the increase in Haneda slots is realised, it could contribute to maintaining regional routes. Strengthening the group's capital relationships is attracting attention as a means of eliminating losses on regional routes and stabilising the business.