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Trades about 166% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Star Flyer Inc. functions as an air carrier, providing both domestic and international flight services. In addition to air transportation, the company offers a range of passenger support services, such as ticketing, boarding assistance, and baggage storage. It also performs essential ground services, which include guiding aircraft during takeoff and landing, monitoring aviation operations, and handling the loading and unloading of both passenger luggage and cargo. Furthermore, Star Flyer Inc.'s business activities encompass operating call centers for flight reservations, offering outsourced airport handling, conducting advertising campaigns, engaging in product sales, and managing facility rentals. The company, founded in 2002, was originally known as Kobe Airlines Co., Ltd., before officially changing its name to Star Flyer Inc. in May 2003. Its main office is situated in Kitakyushu, Japan.
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