Japan–Slovenia Aviation Framework Enables Codesharing
Overview
On September 24, 2026, a signing ceremony for a framework between the aviation authorities of Japan and Slovenia was held in Ljubljana, Slovenia. Under the framework, airlines of both countries may codeshare with all airlines, including those of third countries, on international flight segments, and with airlines of the other country on domestic segments connecting to international flights. The framework is expected to enhance air networks between the two countries and improve the convenience of air services.
Key points
- On September 24, a signing ceremony for a framework between the aviation authorities of Japan and Slovenia was held in Ljubljana.
- The framework enables airlines of both countries to codeshare on international and connecting domestic flights.
- The framework is expected to enhance air networks between the two countries and improve the convenience of air services.
Overview
The signing ceremony was held in Ljubljana, Slovenia, in the presence of Akiko Yoshida, Japan's Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary to Slovenia.
Attendees included Tetsuya Mori, Director of the International Aviation Division of Japan's Civil Aviation Bureau, and Srecko Jansa, Acting Director of the Aviation and Maritime Affairs Directorate at Slovenia's Ministry of Infrastructure and Energy, among others.
Impact
The framework is expected to enhance air networks between Japan and Slovenia and improve the convenience of air services.
Details
Airlines of both Japan and Slovenia may codeshare with all airlines, including those of third countries, on international flight segments.
The framework provides for codesharing with airlines of the other country on domestic flight segments that connect to international flights.