A Japanese airline is offering remote workers in Tokyo unlimited flights to the capital city as much as they choose via a monthly subscription.
Airbus A320-214 airliner with Starflyer airlines passes in front of a JAL Boeing 777 at Haneda International Airport.
An airline is offering remote workers a new lifestyle change by giving them a chance to fly back and forth to work anytime they want. Star Flyer, a Japanese airline, is offering a monthly subscription to these workers in Tokyo and will let them move to Fukuoka, a city nearly 600 miles south of Japan, and fly back-and-forth to Tokyo whenever.
reported that the airline’s subscription will cost between 200,000 yen and 400,000 yen, or $1,340 and $2,680 per month for flights between Fukuoka and Tokyo.
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