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JAL

日本航空公司

But JAL has been flying abroad for decades and is much better known internationally. On overseas routes, "our ability to attract non-Japanese traffic is quite inferior to JAL's," Mr. Yoshikawa says.
But JAL has been flying abroad for decades and is much better known internationally. On overseas routes, "our ability to attract non-Japanese traffic is quite inferior to JAL's," Mr. Yoshikawa says.
Following JAL in firm orders for the 747-400s are Singapore Airlines with 29 and All Nippon Airways Co. of Japan with 26, Cole said.
It is studying onward 'feeder' flights in partnership with European airlines, including KLM. KLM can increase its services to Japan to 12 a week in 1995, when JAL will be allowed 10 flights to Amsterdam a week.
The pilot of the JAL airplane maneuvered for 30 minutes by varying thrust from different engines before the aircraft crashed into a mountain, causing the worst single-plane air disaster ever as 520 people died.
Five planes from Japan Airlines and All Nippon Airways, including two emergency JAL flights and one from ANA, had flown 1,170 passengers to Tokyo today, said Japanese Embassy spokesman Shigekazu Sato.
JAL, the largest carrier operating out of Japan, saw its outbound passenger performance grow by 13% in 1987.
JAL plans to increase its fleet from 100 planes to 170 by 1999 to meet an expected increase in passengers.
But officials from Lufthansa and JAL emphasized that the two airlines will keep their corporate identities and no exchange of shares will take place.
JAL says this will enable it to break even in the next financial year, return to profitability in 1994, and restore dividends in 1995.
Hiring the foreign nationals will cut JAL's labor costs because the attendants will be paid according to local salary standards, which are lower than in Japan, JAL said.
Hiring the foreign nationals will cut JAL's labor costs because the attendants will be paid according to local salary standards, which are lower than in Japan, JAL said.
JAL gave its order to GE.
The government owns 34.5% of JAL's stock and effectively controls management.
JAL's quoted cost for each 747-400, about $158 million a plane, would place the total value of the 54-plane order at $8.53 billion.
"It is a well known fact that several Japanese youths belonging to the Red Army group came to our country in the incident of the JAL plane," the news agency said in a report monitored in Tokyo.
The issue contributed to one union's decision last week to call a two-day strike that threw JAL's service into confusion.
The spokesman said JAL will postpone to next fiscal year 17 billion yen of planned spending on ground facilities and airport development, but investment plans for aircraft will remain unchanged.
JAL began researching the technology in 1974 but ultimately decided to discontinue the work and focus on its core business.
Morris Simoncelli, JAL's deputy director for public relations, said he was aware of the complaint, but the airlines' lawyers in Washington had not yet seen it.
In first half ended Sept. 30, JAL's profit slid 91% to 2.66 billion yen on revenue of 576.39 billion yen.
For example, foreign airlines are taking away market share from U.S. carriers, as witnessed by the rise of JAL and Swiss Air at the expense of Pan American.
A Japanese government team investigating the 1985 Japan Air Lines crash of a Boeing Co. 747 jumbo jet concluded the aircraft maker, JAL and the Japanese government share responsibility for mistakes that resulted in the accident.
'Still, we hope business on Japanese routes will grow faster than elsewhere.' The near-term prospects are not bright, says Mr Takeharu Iwata, vice-president of Japan Airlines (JAL), the world's seventh largest carrier in 1990.
Last month, parliament approved the sale of the JAL stake.
Separately, JAL said that it and Varig Brazilian Airlines will jointly launch a weekly flight between the Japanese city of Nagoya and the Brazilian cities of Sao Paulo and Rio de Janiero.
In dollar terms, the deal puts JAL in a four-way tie for fourth place among all Boeing orders with All Nippon Airways, United Airlines and Delta Airlines.
JAL also has options for 34 more of the aircraft that could boost the order yo more than $7 billion.
JAL intends to staff the new planes with two-person cockpit crews, rather than the three-person crews used in its current 747 fleet.
JAL says the Koreans' move to local airports has slowed the growth of its traffic from Tokyo to Seoul. Nevertheless, most Asian carriers plan to expand their routes network in the region.

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