RAC operates a single-class, all-economy cabin on its turboprop aircraft. Because these are specialized “Combi” planes, the back half of the aircraft fuselage is walled off as a massive cargo hold for island freight, leaving a cozy, ultra-clean front cabin featuring just 50 comfortable leather seats. The layout is a standard 2-2 configuration (no middle seats), with a surprisingly comfortable legroom pitch of roughly 30 to 31 inches.

There are no Wi-Fi networks, streaming entertainment services, or electronic device charging plugs on board RAC flights. Passengers can read the complimentary in-flight magazine or enjoy the breathtaking, low-altitude aerial views of coral reefs outside the windows.

Due to the ultra-short duration of these island hops (often lasting a mere 20 to 45 minutes), there is no full food or beverage trolley service. Instead, the warm local flight crew hand-delivers complimentary cups of mineral water or traditional Okinawan brown sugar candies right to your seat before descent.