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TOKYO—Japanese low-cost carrier Vanilla Air is considering longer range aircraft, as it is seeking new ways to expand its network. “There are not enough good destinations for us within the range of the Airbus A320,” Vanilla President Katsuya Goto told Aviation Daily here. The airline is looking at...
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