Scheduled charter between Narita and Yuzhno-Sakhalinsk in partnership with Yakutia Airlines

• Handled OKAY Aviation (BK/OKA) scheduled Hakodate service.
• Inaugurated twice-weekly scheduled charter service between Narita and Yuzhno-Sakhalinsk in partnership with Yakutia Airlines (R3/SYL).
• Handled of diplomatic flight for Russian government minister.
• Handled presidential aircraft of the Republic of Tatarstan, Russia.
• Continued handling of Angara Airlines (2G, AGU) charter flights to Kansai and Narita.
• Continued to handle and operate Yakutia Airlines (R3/SYL) flights, and handled two of its special cargo charter flights.
• Handled Aviastar Airways (4B / TUP) special cargo charter flights.
• Handled series of Kyushu (Japan) – Cairns (Australia) charter flights operated by IFLY Airlines.

IAJ-charted Uzbekistan Airways aircraft with Japanese tourists at Fairbanks International Airport.

• Opened Japan representative office for Okay Airways (BK / OKA) which inaugurated Tianjin -Tokyo (Haneda) service on December 30.
• Handled Myanmar VIP-diplomatic flight.
• Handled flight for the Deputy Prime Minister of Russia.
• Handled flight for the President of Georgia.
• Handled Angara Airlines (2G / AGU) charter flights at Narita.
• Handled Yakutia Airlines (R3 / SYL) special cargo charter flights.
• Handled Uzbekistan Airlines (HY / UZB), and operated third country charters utilizing its aircraft to operate charters to Alaska from Narita, Kansai, and Nagoya.
• Moved the Tokyo office from Atago to Hamamatsucho.
• Opened office at Haneda Airport.
• Handled series of Kyushu (Japan) – Cairns (Australia) charter flights operated by Transaero Airlines.
• Managed ground ground handling operations for Transaero Airlines’ scheduled Narita – St. Petersburg (Russia) service.

• Continued to operate Russia and US charter programs with Yakutia Airlines, and represent the carrier in Japan.
• Handled charter flights to Okinawa by Oren Airlines (R2 / ORB), as well as third-country charter between Fukuoka and Cairns.
• Handled series of charter flights from Kyushu (Japan) to Cairns (Australia) operated by Transaero Airlines.
• Managed ground ground handling operations for Transaero Airlines’ scheduled Narita – Saint-Petersburg (Russia) service.

IAJ provided RCAF with ground services at HKD for 5 consecutive years.

• Expanded Yakutia Airlines charter program on the Russian Far East – Japan, and Kamchatka-Alaska routing.
• Handled Transaero Airlines flights from Russia to Japan, as well as its third-country charter flights from Japan to Cairns, Australia.
• Concluded agreement to handle Canadian Air Force in Japan.
• Handled series of Kyushu (Japan) – Cairns (Australia) charter flights operated by OrenAir.

• Concluded General Service Agreement and established representative office in Japan for JSC Aircompany Yakutia (Yakutia Airlines – R3/SYL), a Russian carrier based in Yakutsk, Russia.
• Inaugurated scheduled seasonal service between Japan and Russia, as well between Russia and the US, in partnership with Yakutia Airlines; performed all ground handling and passenger service.
• Continued handling and representation of Transaero in Japan.
• Handled series of charter flights from Kyushu (Japan) to Cairns (Australia) operated by Vladivostokair.

• Facilitated operation of third-country charter flight from Fukuoka, Japan to Denpasar, Indonesia by Russian carrier Vladivostok Air after liberalization of Japanese air regulation.
• IAJ coordinated procedures with government agencies and handled the aircraft. Vladivostok Air flights were operated from the end of 2010 into the beginning of 2011.
• Handled and arranged government permits for a large number of charter flights during the Golden Week and New Year holidays, including flights to Cambodia.

IAJ partnered with Vladivostok Air to operate charters between Japan and major Russian Far East cities, as well as from Kamchatka, Russia, to Alaska, USA.

• IAJ inaugurates passenger handling services to accommodate the increase in frequency of Vladivostok Air scheduled service to Narita International Airport.
• Handled Vladivostok Air’s summer charter program at airports throughout Japan.
• Concluded airline services, distributor and representative office agreements with Ukrainian carrier Aerosvit Ukraine Airlines upon arrival of its inaugural flight.
• Secured approval from the Japanese Ministry of Land, Infrastructure and Transport for Hawaiian Airlines to operate into Tokyo International Airport (Haneda), which led to a significant increase in the number of international flights operating into the airport.

InterPacific Aviation and Marketing, Inc/AirRussia.US

• Handled charter flight by Russian carrier to four Kyushu airports, Fukuoka, Kumamoto, Miyazaki, Kagoshima.
• Handled LG Electronics (Korea) business charter aircraft.
• Signed agency agreement with Dassault to sell Falcon jet aircraft in Japan.
• Managed and handled Falcon jet demo flight between Haneda and Sendai for the Japanese Coast Guard.
• Continued handling of Vladivostok Air’s summer charter program at airports throughout Japan.
• InterPacific Aviation and Marketing, Inc. (AirRussia.US) established in Seattle, United States.

• Concluded ground-handling agreement with Transaero for handling its new service to Narita airport, and arranged for all government approvals.
• Handled Vladivostok Air’s summer charter program at airports throughout Japan.

Inter Logistics Japan Co., Ltd.

• Handled Vladivostok Air’s scheduled service to New Kitakyushu Airport.
• Handled Vladivostok Air’s summer regional charter program at airports throughout Japan.
• Handled Dalavia Airlines (Russia) regional charters throughout Japan.
• Relocated Tokyo office from Kamiya-cho to Atago.
• Inter Logistics Japan Co., Ltd. established by spinning off IAJ’s air cargo division.
• Established representative office in Tokyo for Transaero in order to support the airline’s scheduled service to Japan.

• Handled Vladivostok Air at New Kitakyushu where the airline inaugurated scheduled service.
• Established regular charter operations on the Tokyo – Yuzhno-Sakhalinsk route in partnership with Vladivostok Air, and handled aircraft at Narita International Airport.
• Handled Vladivostok Air’s summer regional charter service at airports throughout Japan.
• Handled Dalavia Airlines (Russia) at Japanese regional airports.
• Handled scheduled S7 flights at Niigata Airport

• Handled Vladivostok Air summer charters at various Japanese airports.
• Commenced handling regular flights at Aomori Airport for Dalavia Airlines (Russia).
• Increased handling of freight to Yuzhno-Sakhalinsk for the Sakhalin II Oil Development Project, where Mitsubishi Corporation and Mitsui & Co. Ltd. have great involvement.

• Signed a comprehensive business alliance agreement with Siberian Airlines at Niigata Airport.
• Concluded comprehensive business agreement with Russia’s fourth largest airline KrasAir (7B,KJC), based in Krasnoyarsk, with the intention of developing future scheduled service to Japan and opening a representative and sales office.
• New IAJ cargo sales department concludes agreement to become Vladivostok Airlines’ freight sales representative in Japan.

• Signed General Service Agreement with Siberian Airlines (S7), the second largest airline in Russia.
• Handled the charter aircraft for Japan’s Minister of Foreign Affairs Kawaguchi at Haneda Airport while he traveled on official visit to Russia.
• Facilitated transportation of five sea otters from Kamchatka, Russia, to Sunshine Aquarium, Tokyo, by securing government approval from Russian and Japanese authorities, and handled aircraft at Narita International Airport.
• Established Japan Air Travel Marketing Co., Ltd. (JATM) to perform independent airline sales and marketing, and opened office in Tokyo’s Minato Ward. Mr. Shinichi Takayama assumed office as representative director.
• Handling of Vladivostok Air summer charters for Vladivostok Air.
• Handled Siberian Airlines summer charter flights to Tokyo and Niigata.

• Concluded GSA agreement with Canada’s second-largest air carrier, Air Transat Co.
• Handled Vladivostok Air charter flight flights Kushiro, Nagoya, Fukui, Okayama, Kochi, Kansai, Nanki Shirahama, Takamatsu, Izumo, Tottori, Hiroshima, Fukuoka.
• Signed a agreement with the Exxon Neftegas air transport division to represent the company in Japan.
• Handled China Rainbow Jet at Narita International Airport.
• Commenced handling of new Samsung Boeing Business Jet (BBJ).

• Kiyohito Kiyomori, former director of Japan Airlines Co., Ltd., became the first representative director.
• Opened Narita airport office and obtained permission from Narita Airport Corporation to operate on airport premises.
• Signed an exclusive handling contract for Gulfstream V owned by Mac Holding Co.
• Commenced handling of scheduled flights by Vladivostok Air and Uzbekistan Airlines at Kansai Airport.
• Handled Vladivostok Air charter flights operating to New Chitose, Sendai, Nagoya, Okayama, Kochi, Fukui, Hiroshima, Fukuoka, and Kitakyushu.
• Concluded contract to handle Exxon Neftegas flights operating on the Sakhalin-Hokkaido route.
• Handled the diplomatic flight for the Prime Minister of Uzbekistan at Narita Airport

InterAviation Japan established.