Following the magnitude 6.8 earthquake, airfares from Fukuoka to Shanghai surged.
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On July 31, 2026, Civil Aviation Resource Network reported that a magnitude 6.8 earthquake struck Kumamoto Prefecture, Japan, on the afternoon of July 28. The earthquake caused the JR railway system throughout Kyushu to shut down, and Kumamoto Airport's runways were temporarily closed. Many Chinese tourists traveling in the area evacuated to prepare for their return home. On July 30, media reports indicated that flights from Fukuoka to Shanghai were priced at over 15,000 yuan, drawing attention.
Online ticketing platforms showed that same-day flights from Fukuoka to Shanghai were still available, with the lowest price approaching 4,000 yuan, while the most expensive tickets exceeded 15,000 yuan. However, these were code-share flights, not operated by a dedicated airline, and their prices were two to three times higher than those of operating airlines.
