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Skybus Service Update

March 24, 2012

Effective 1st April 2012, Skybus shall only be offering Private Transfer services throughout Hokkaido. With this change, comes an all new fleet of vehicles ranging from our ever-popular Toyota Hiace Commuter Vans to  Luxury SUVs, Minibuses and Coaches. Expect a higher level of personalised service along with complimentary beverages and refresher towels. Skybus retains the title for its fleet being the youngest and safest in Hokkaido and we look forward to serving you.

Skybus Serving Korean Air KE795

February 24, 2012

Skybus has announced that Private Transfer services are available for passengers arriving on Korean Airlines KE795 at 21:20. Bookings are essential.

Skybus Applies for Travel Licence

June 1, 2010

Skybus Co.Ltd has announced it will make application to the Ministry Of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism for its own travel licence in July 2010.

Once the licence is granted, expected to be in September 2010, the new Travel Section will coordinate all scheduled and charter bus bookings throughout Hokkaido. The new section will also offer tours in Hokkaido from Spring 2011.

Furano Lavender Tours NOW Available!!

Furano is famous for its Lavender fields. Skybus can assist you in creating a tour to the Lavender fields across Furano and Biei. If you have a small family or group, we are more than happy to assist you in organising your tour and provide information on recommended tourist spots.

Skybus To Introduce Wi-Fi Into Fleet

April 18, 2010

Skybus plans to offer a complete wireless internet service, including access to corporate and personal e-mail accounts, SMS texting and instant messaging. Skybus officials say the Wi-Fi service, supplied by Softbank, will work with laptops, smart phones and other PDA devices and provide download speeds of up to 7.2Mbps.

Skybus officials said by May 1 2010 the company will begin introducing Wi-Fi service to its entire fleet, offering wireless broadband connections by autumn 2010.

This new service will allow passengers to connect to the Internet through Wi-Fi-enabled devices such as laptops, smart phones and other PDAs.  The service shall be provided free to all passengers.