Ryukyu Air Commuter, or RAC, is a Naha-based Japanese airline connecting islands in and around Okinawa. Established in 1985, it began flying in February 1987 and is majority-owned by Japan Transocean Air. Its DHC-8-400 cargo-combi aircraft carry both passengers and island supplies, with an enlarged freight compartment suited to these community routes.
Open the RAC Ryukyu Air De Havilland Dash 8-400 Combi seat map to explore its seats.
Advance selection may be available, but RAC’s conditions allow assignments to change without notice after aircraft changes or other unavoidable operational needs. RAC directs ticket reservations and changes to JAL’s booking channels.
RAC allows one safely stowable bag with combined dimensions up to 100 cm, plus one personal-item bag. Together they may weigh no more than 10 kg. Necessary mobility aids and child-care items have separate provisions. Infants without seats have no separate allowance.
RAC’s standard free allowance is 20 kg; infants without seats have no separate allowance. A passenger’s own disability wheelchair and qualifying child equipment are carried separately free. The total accepted checked weight is capped at 45 kg per passenger, with each piece normally limited to 32 kg and 50 × 60 × 120 cm.
RAC’s conditions accept small domestic pets as checked baggage, with a separate per-cage charge. Qualifying guide, hearing and mobility assistance dogs have a cabin exception for passengers with disabilities.
