JetAsia Airways (JAA), a popular airline among Asian travel enthusiasts since launching its service in Japan in 2014, is based on the concept of "More Value, More Service." While offering reasonable prices, the airline promises to offer value and service that exceeds its price.

First, the substantial in-flight meal. Dinner, featuring Asian dishes such as pad thai, is served piping hot. Of course, you can choose from two main courses, and all drinks, including beer and wine, are complimentary and all-you-can-drink.

In addition, vegetarian, halal, diabetic, seafood, and gluten-free dishes are available for those who cannot eat certain foods due to religious reasons, allergies, or illnesses. These special menus are available free of charge by contacting the call center at least 48 hours before departure or by requesting them online when booking. The same applies to children's and infant meals.

A welcome service for those traveling for sports is the free check-in of golf clubs and sports equipment. In addition to sports equipment, JAA also offers hand-carry baggage storage up to 23 kg. If you don't have to worry about transportation to the airport, this is far more cost-effective than mailing heavy luggage. If you love Thai food, consider buying large quantities of inexpensive ingredients locally and bringing them back with you.

If you want to take a nap on the plane or feel cold, you can rent a pillow or blanket. On return flights departing late at night, blankets are provided for everyone, but if you accidentally board the plane lightly and find one blanket too cold, feel free to ask for another. Also, if you're feeling cold and can't sleep well, ordering a hot drink is a great option. You can receive free drinks as many times as you like, so you can relax and feel like you're at home.

If you need any other help, ask a flight attendant for help. Based on this concept, they always provide services tailored to customer needs, so you can enjoy a comfortable flight as if you were on a big ship.

By the way, if you take advantage of the online-only special fair starting June 29th, you can get a round-trip ticket from Narita to Bangkok, which normally costs around 55,000 yen, for just 9,900 yen (excluding 2,000 baht fuel and airport tax). Tickets are on sale from June 29th to August 15th, and you can stay in Thailand for up to 14 days, until September 30th. Although tickets cannot be changed or refunded due to cancellations or date changes after purchase, tickets can be issued up to three days before departure, making it easy to plan your schedule. Up to 15 kg of baggage can be carried free of charge, so it's a good idea to enjoy plenty of shopping locally.