Japan Domestic Airlines

Nihon Koku Kokunai (Japanese日本 国内 航空, Eng. Japan Domestic Airlines, JDA ) was a Japanese domestic airline.

It was created on April 15, 1964 by the merger of three smaller airlines: Kita Nihon - koku (. .北 日本 航空, English Kita Nihon Airlines Co., Ltd., NJA ), the Fuji Koku (富士 航空, Eng Fuji Airlines Co. . ., Ltd., FAL ) and the Nitto koku (日 东 航空, Eng. Nittoh Airlines Co., Ltd.. , NAL).

As Japanese NAMC YS -11 aircraft were used; In 1966, the first newly appointed Boeing 727-100 was delivered. On May 15, 1971, the Nihon Koku Kokunai merged with the Toa Toa Koku to Kokunai Koku ( Toa Domestic Airlines, TDA).

Fleet

JDA sat among others the following aircraft types:

  • Boeing 727-100
  • Convair CV -240
  • Convair CV -880
  • Douglas DC-3/C-47
  • De Havilland Heron
  • NAMC YS -11
  • North 262

Incidents

  • On May 29, 1965, a Convair 240 (Mark JA5088 ) irreparably damaged on the Obihiro Airport.
  • On August 26, 1966, the only accident Convair 880 (Mark JA8030 ) on the Tokyo International Airport at the start to a local training flight. The entire five -member crew was killed.
NAMC YS-11 Tokachi-Obihiro Airport
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