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Starlux Airlines

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This article is about the current Taiwan-based airline company. For the defunct French airline, see XL Airways France. For the defunct Alaska-based airline, see Star Air Service.

Starlux Airlines (Chinese: 星宇航空; pinyin: Xīngyǔ Hángkōng; Wade–Giles: Hsingyü hangk'ung, styled STARLUX Airlines) is a Taiwanese full service carrier headquartered in Taipei, Taiwan, which operated its first flight from Taipei to Macau on 23 January 2020.[3] Currently, it uses Taoyuan International Airport as its hub airport.[4]

Starlux Airlines
星宇航空
IATA ICAO Call sign
JX SJX STARWALKER
Founded2 May 2018; 6 years ago (2018-05-02)
Commenced operations23 January 2020; 4 years ago (2020-01-23)
AOC #SJX-01[1]
HubsTaoyuan International Airport
Focus citiesTaichung International Airport
Frequent-flyer programCosmile
Fleet size24
Destinations29[2]
Traded asTWSE: 2646
HeadquartersTaipei, Taiwan
Key people
RevenueIncrease NT$ 22.472 billion (2023)
Operating incomeIncrease NT$ 0.479 billion (2023)
Total assetsIncrease NT$ 79.07 billion (2023)
Total equityIncrease NT$ 11.06 billion (2023)
Employees4,398 (as of 16 April 2024)
Websitewww.starlux-airlines.com

History

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The company name "STARLUX" is derived from the Chinese characters "星宇," named by the founder Chang Kuo-wei [zh]. The character "星" (star) refers to his father, Chang Yung-fa, founder of the Evergreen Group, who used to navigate by looking at the stars before the advent of GPS. The character "宇" (universe) reflects Chang Kuo-wei's own aspirations. Together, these characters symbolize the company's hope to soar into the universe without limits.

The company was registered in 2016 with the Taiwanese Ministry of Economic Affairs.[citation needed] This was confirmed by Chang Kuo-wei on 30 November 2016, who was formerly the chairman of Taiwanese airline EVA Air and the son of Evergreen's founder.[citation needed] The airline registered with the Taiwanese Civil Aeronautics Administration in the first half of 2017,[5] and it was planned, in late 2016, that the airline would commence operations in 2018.[6] The Taiwanese Ministry of Economic Affairs received the formal application for establishing the airline under the name Starlux Airlines on 22 May 2017.[7] In an interview in 2017, the airline was expected to start operations by the end of 2019,[8] though in January 2019, Chang stated that Starlux would launch in January 2020.[9]

In March 2019, Chang signed an order for 17 Airbus A350 XWB aircraft, which was also the country's largest single Airbus purchase agreement.[citation needed] In September 2019, the airline announced the first destinations to be launched, consisting of Da Nang, Macau, and Penang to begin on 23 January 2020.[10] On 25 October 2019, the airline's first aircraft, an Airbus A321neo, was delivered from Hamburg, Germany, before the plane arrived at the airline's hub at Taoyuan International Airport on 29 October after making stops in Dubai and Bangkok.[11] On 10 December 2019, Starlux received its air operator's certificate (AOC) from the Taiwanese Civil Aeronautics Administration, followed by the formal opening of reservations on 16 December 2019 for the start of services the following month.[12][13]

Due to the COVID-19 pandemic and its impacts on aviation, which began to occur within months of the airline's inauguration, Starlux announced the suspension of most of its services except to Da Nang.[14] Subsequently, in March 2020 the airline suspended all of its operations until 2 June 2020,[15] after which the airline resumed its three-weekly services to Macau.[16] Before the airline resumed service, it received clearance in May 2020 to begin services to Naha as its first destination in Japan, with a start date no earlier than 1 July, but the airline said that the timeline for Naha's service inauguration depended on the pandemic's developments.[17] Subsequently, due to the pandemic, the airline additionally delayed the launch of its Cebu services twice, and indefinitely postponed the launch of its services to Naha.[17]

 
Starlux Airlines office in Taoyuan, Taiwan

In August 2022, Starlux announced its plan to expand its services to North America in April 2023 as the travel industry started to recover from the impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic, along with services to Indonesia in the future.[18] In September 2022, the airline announced its strategy to connect Southeast Asian cities to the U.S. via Taipei Taoyuan Airport.[19]

In February 2023, the airline confirmed its plans to introduce North American services, with regular flights to Los Angeles set for 26 April 2023, following the delivery of the first two Airbus A350s in October 2022.[20][21]

In March 2023, Starlux announced a multi-year sponsorship with the NBA’s Los Angeles Clippers team. Starting from June 2023, Clipper-branded in-flight amenities will be available on the Starlux LAX - TPE route.[22]

In April 2023, Starlux announced a strategic partnership with Alaska Airlines, enabling travelers to earn rewards through the other airline's loyalty program and book connecting flights on a single ticket.[23] Both Starlux and Alaska Airlines expanded their partnership following US DOT's approval of codesharing in July 2024 and its first flight to Seattle in August 2024.[24][25] The airline partnered with Hong Kong Tramways in anticipation of its Taoyuan–Chek Lap Kok route in mid-July 2024.[26]

In December 2023, Starlux celebrated the opening of a new office in Taichung, with future plans to operate out of Taichung International Airport in the second quarter of 2024.[27]

On 14 June 2024, the founder and chairperson of Starlux Airlines, Chang Kuo-wei, confirmed that the airline had been pursuing Oneworld membership.[28][29] The airline has been a codeshare partner of Oneworld member Alaska Airlines since March 2023.[30][31][32] The CEO of the Oneworld, Nat Pieper, played down the possibility of Starlux's membership.[33][34]

On 16 September 2024, Starlux announced that it plans to apply to join the Oneworld alliance by the end of 2025.[35]

Destinations

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As of July 2024, Starlux Airlines flies (or has flown) to the following destinations:[36]

Country/territory City Airport Notes Ref
Guam Hagåtña Antonio B. Won Pat International Airport Charter [37]
Hong Kong Hong Kong Hong Kong International Airport [38]
Indonesia Jakarta Soekarno–Hatta International Airport [39]
Japan Fukuoka Fukuoka Airport [40]
Hakodate Hakodate Airport [41]
Kumamoto Kumamoto Airport [42]
Nagoya Chubu Centrair International Airport [43]
Naha Naha Airport
Osaka Kansai International Airport [44]
Sapporo New Chitose Airport
Sendai Sendai Airport [45]
Takamatsu Takamatsu Airport Charter
Converts to schedules operation 1 December 2024		 [46][47]
Tokushima Tokushima Airport Charter [48]
Tokyo Narita International Airport [44]
Macau Macau Macau International Airport [49][50]
Malaysia Kuala Lumpur Kuala Lumpur International Airport [51][52]
Penang Penang International Airport [53][49][50]
Philippines Cebu Mactan–Cebu International Airport [54]
Clark Clark International Airport [55]
Manila Ninoy Aquino International Airport Terminated [56][57]
Singapore Singapore Changi Airport [58][59]
Taiwan Taichung Taichung International Airport [60]
Taipei Taoyuan International Airport Hub [53]
Thailand Bangkok Suvarnabhumi Airport [44]
Chiang Mai Chiang Mai International Airport [61]
United States Los Angeles Los Angeles International Airport [62]
San Francisco San Francisco International Airport [43]
Seattle Seattle–Tacoma International Airport [63]
Vietnam Da Nang Da Nang International Airport [53][49]
Hanoi Noi Bai International Airport [64]
Ho Chi Minh City Tan Son Nhat International Airport [65]
Phú Quốc Phu Quoc International Airport [66][67]

Codeshare agreements

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Starlux Airlines codeshares with the following airlines:

Fleet

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Current fleet

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As of August 2024, Starlux Airlines operates an all-Airbus fleet composed of the following aircraft:

Starlux Airlines fleet
Aircraft In service Orders Passengers Notes References
F C W Y Total
Airbus A321neo 13 6[68] — 8 — 180 188 [69][53][70][71]
Airbus A330-900 5 6[68] — 28 — 269 297 [71][72][73][74]
Airbus A350-900 6 4 4 26 36 240 306 Order with 10 options [75]
Airbus A350-1000 — 8 4 40 36 270 350
Cargo fleet
Airbus A350F — 5 Cargo Order with 5 options [74]
Total 24 29
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Fleet development

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In March 2019, Starlux announced it would start operations for select destinations in Asia, and to Europe and North America. Its inaugural fleet consisted of 17 Airbus aircraft, which included five Airbus A350-900s and 12 Airbus A350-1000s. The airline later planned to add 10 Airbus A321neos to its fleet to serve their Asian routes.[76] In November 2019, Starlux decided to swap four Airbus A350-1000 orders to four A350-900s. Therefore, at the start of 2020, the orders stood at 9 A350-900s and 8 A350-1000s.[citation needed]

Starlux had also considered the addition of the Airbus A330neo to its fleet.[77] This was followed by the airline placing an order for 8 Airbus A330-900s, alongside three additional A321neos and one leased A350-900 to its order backlog on 10 September 2020.[71] Starlux also announced during September 2020 that its Airbus A350s would feature a first class cabin.[78]

As part of the plans, Starlux was to become the first Taiwanese airline to fly the Airbus A321neo, Airbus A330-900, and Airbus A350-1000,[11][79][71] but the remaining A350-1000 orders were later converted to the -900 variant instead.[citation needed] In October 2022, Starlux received their first Airbus A350-900 at Airbus Headquarters in Toulouse, France. Their chairman personally flew this aircraft back to Taiwan.[80] The airline became the first to take delivery of the next generation of Airbus A350 aircraft, which notably features wider cabins and electronically tinted windows by default.[81]

In late 2023, Starlux Airlines entered into a leasing agreement with Avolon Aerospace Leasing, an Irish lessor, acquiring three Airbus A330-900 aircraft, according to a filing submitted to the Taiwan stock exchange.

 
The STARLUX A330neo (B-58303) was featured in the Airbus static display during the 2024 Singapore Airshow.

During the 2024 Singapore Airshow, Starlux finalised a deal to buy three additional A330neo aircraft and five new A350Fs (with options of five more A350F), marking its first purchase of freighters for the Starlux Cargo Division. In addition, Starlux opted to revert the purchase order from 2020 to acquire eight A350-1000 aircraft for routes serving the east coast of the United States, as confirmed by Airbus Orders and Deliveries in January 2024.[citation needed]

In light of the increasing travel demands observed within the geographical regions of Japan and Southeast Asia, Starlux has introduced strategic modifications to its aircraft leasing arrangements from Air Lease Corporation (ALC). Initially scheduled to acquire eight A330-900 aircraft in the year 2020, the company has chosen to amend this arrangement in response to unanticipated delivery delays. As a result, the revised agreement, effective as of May 22, 2024, involves the acquisition of five A330-900 aircraft alongside a supplementary allocation of six A321neo aircraft.[68]

Cabins and services

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In-flight entertainment

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In-flight entertainment (IFE) is provided through seatback touchscreen systems, which are equipped with a USB power port and contain a selection of audio and video on demand (AVOD), as well as a live position mapping system. Starlux commissioned smooth jazz guitarist Peter White to provide a soundtrack for the entertainment system, which was commercially released on 29 November 2019 as Music for Starlux Airlines.[82] The airline also offers in-flight internet access through satellite Wi-Fi.[83] All passengers have access to an inflight meal preorder service, where specific dishes can be preordered in advance.[84]

First class

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First class is offered only on Airbus A350-900 aircraft, with cabins featuring four seats in a 1-2-1 configuration. The seats can be converted into a fully lie-flat setting and features a door along with a 60-inch (152 cm) high partition.[85] The seats include a personal mini-bar along with a 32 in (81.3 cm) video screen and a personal wardrobe.[86] The cabin notably features no bulkhead separation with the business class cabin behind.[87] First Class passengers departing from Taoyuan Airport are chauffeured to and accommodated by the Huan Yu VIP Terminal.[88][89]

Business class

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Starlux's Airbus A321neo business class cabin configuration

The Airbus A350-900 business class cabin features 26 seats in a 1-2-1 configuration that can be converted into a fully flat bed. The seats each features a 48.5 inch (123.2 cm) door and partition and are individually equipped with a 24-inch (61 cm) video screen.[86][87]

On the Airbus A330-900, the business class cabin features 28 Safran Skylounge Core seats configured in a 1-2-1 seating layout.[90] The seats can be converted into fully flat beds and are each equipped with a 17.3 in (44 cm) 4K IFE touchscreen.[73]

The Airbus A321neo business class cabin has eight Collins Diamond seats in a 2-2 configuration. The seats are 20.19 inches (51.3 cm) wide and can be converted into a 82 in (210 cm) fully flat bed, featuring a 15.6 in (40 cm) IFE touchscreen.

Wi-Fi internet access, meals, refreshments, and amenities including noise-cancelling headphones and blankets are provided complimentary to all business class passengers.[83][91]

Premium Economy class

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Premium economy class is offered only on the Airbus A350-900, featuring 36 Recaro PL3530 seats in a 2-4-2 configuration.[81] The seats feature a 40-inch (101.6 cm) pitch and are individually equipped with calf rests and footrests, along with a 15.6-inch (39.6 cm) IFE touchscreen monitors.[85]

Economy class

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    Starlux's Airbus A321neo economy class cabin configuration
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    Starlux's Airbus A350-900 economy class cabin configuration
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    A Starlux short-haul economy class in-flight meal

The Airbus A350-900 and the Airbus A330-900 shares a similar economy class cabin featuring Recaro 3710 seats in a 3-3-3 and 2-4-2 configuration, respectively. The seats are each equipped with a 13-inch (33 cm) IFE touchscreen monitor.[92]

On the A321neo, the economy class cabin has 180 seats in a 3-3 configuration. The seats are 18.36 inches (46.6 cm) wide, each with a 10.1 in (26 cm) IFE touchscreen and fitted with a leather headrest. Meals and some amenities such as pillows and headsets are complimentary, whereas Wi-Fi internet access is provided to all economy class passengers free of charge (albeit restricted to in-flight messaging) with increased bandwidth and faster connection speeds available for an additional fee.[83][91]

Financial and operational statistics

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Starlux's financial results are shown below:

2018 2019 2020 2021[93] 2022[93] 2023[94]
Operating revenue (NT$ billion) — 0.010 0.391 0.795 3.362 22.472
Net profit (NT$ billion) −0.39 −1.14 −2.60 −3.01 −5.27 0.149
Total assets (NT$ billion) 5.69 12.26 18.15 24.39 57.08 79.07
Total liabilities (NT$ billion) 0.07 7.68 13.68 19.95 51.18 68.00
Total equity (NT$ billion) 5.61 4.58 4.47 4.43 5.90 11.06
Available seat kilometres (ASK) ('000) — — — 840,925 2,074,087 8,310,358
Revenue passenger kilometres (RPK) ('000) — — — 65,076 726,369 6,348,072
Passenger load factor (%) — — — 7.74 35.02 76.39
Fleet size (at year end) 0 2 5 6 18 21
Number of employees (at year end) — — — 1,346 2,528 4,073

See also

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