31 January, 2024
Bankruptcy helped lead the way to the first female boss at Japan Airlines
04 January, 2024
Japan Airlines A350 crash latest....
02 January, 2024
Japan Airlines A350 collides with DHC-8 whilst landing in Tokyo.
Airbus to send specialists to Japan in wake of A350 crash
15 December, 2023
Japan Airlines takes delivery of its first A350-1000
18 August, 2023
The best airlines for business class...
Rank | Airline | Average Lounge Score | Average Seat Score | Average Inflight Score | Overall Score |
1 | Oman Air | 4 | 5 | 3.5 | 8.39 |
2 | Cathay Pacific Airways | 4 | 4.8 | 3.75 | 8.28 |
3 | EVA Air | 4 | 4.6 | 4 | 7.93 |
4 | Qatar Airways | 4 | 4.2 | 4 | 7.7 |
5 | Vistara | 3.75 | 4.6 | 4 | 7.47 |
6 | Japan Airlines | 3.8 | 4 | 4 | 7.24 |
7 | Asiana Airlines | 4 | 2.8 | 3.75 | 6.09 |
8 | Kenya Airways | 4 | 4.8 | 2.75 | 6.09 |
9 | Qantas Airways | 3.8 | 3.8 | 3.25 | 5.98 |
10 | Singapore Airlines | 3.4 | 3 | 4 | 5.75 |
15 August, 2023
Typhoon Lan makes landfall in Japan and hundreds of flights cancelled
10 July, 2023
Japan Airlines launches shared clothing trial.......
Trial of Any Wear, Anywhere Clothing Share Service for Overseas Visitors
08 June, 2023
Intelsat to deliver 2Ku connectivity upgrade to Japan Airlines
10 May, 2023
Wisk Aero and Japan Airlines working together to bring autonomous everyday flight to Japan
Wisk Aero, an advanced air mobility company and Japan Airlines are working together to bring Wisk’s self-flying, all-electric air taxi services to Japan. The two firms will also work together on plans for the maintenance and operation of Wisk’s autonomous air taxis.
Research towards launching fleet operations for Wisk’s 6th Generation taxi, including:
Type certification approval in JapanMaintenance, Repair and Overhaul requirementsSupporting discussion with the Japanese Civil Aviation Bureau (JCAB) and relevant Japanese Government agencies, as appropriate, on the establishment of a Wisk operation under an Air Operators Certificate in Japan in the futureDevelopment of a path to a demonstration flight in JapanIntroduction of autonomous aircraft into the Japanese national airspace system
24 March, 2023
Japan Airlines announces firm order for 21 Boeing 737- MAX - 8 aircraft
16 December, 2021
Japan Airlines awards 5-year extension to CHAMP
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14 November, 2021
SkyCell and Japan Airlines partner to support the growing Japanese pharmaceutical shipment market
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10 October, 2021
Japan Airlines Selects Thomas Global’s Flight Displays for Boeing 767 Fleet Upgrade
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30 July, 2021
Japan Airlines goes live with IBS Software to Manage its International Cargo Operations
07 April, 2021
Japan Airlines retires all its 777 aircraft powered by Pratt & Whitney engines.....
Over 25 years after JAL took delivery of its first Boeing 777 in 1996, the carrier has operated Pratt & Whitney (P&W) equipped Boeing 777-200 and 777-300.
In response to the incident involving an engine failure on JL904 on December 4, 2020, operating from Okinawa Naha to Tokyo Haneda airport, and the United Airlines incident involving an engine failure on February 20,2021, Japan Airlines has suspended the operations of Boeing 777 equipped with identical P&W manufactured engines. We will continue to fully cooperate and respond to the investigation by the Japan Transport Safety Board to determine the cause of the incident.
JAL has decided to accelerate the retirement of all P&W equipped Boeing 777 by March 2021, which is originally planned by March 2022.
To address this issue, the carrier introduces state-of-the-art A350-900 with low noise and fuel-efficient engines to Osaka (Itami) routes, and put International aircraft on domestic routes, so that the carrier can maintain the frequency of flights. "The flights scheduled to be operated by the same type of aircraft will be changed to the alternative aircraft in order. Due to the change in aircraft, your seat number may be changed without prior notice." the airline said.
The airline has also recently updated its international flying schedule from now until the end of September.
Japan Airlines updates schedule, axes 777s and take part in COVID app trials.
Over 25 years after JAL took delivery of its first Boeing 777 in 1996, the carrier has operated Pratt & Whitney (P&W) equipped Boeing 777-200 and 777-300.
In response to the incident involving an engine failure on JL904 on December 4, 2020, operating from Okinawa Naha to Tokyo Haneda airport, and the United Airlines incident involving an engine failure on February 20,2021, Japan Airlines has suspended the operations of Boeing 777 equipped with identical P&W manufactured engines. We will continue to fully cooperate and respond to the investigation by the Japan Transport Safety Board to determine the cause of the incident.
JAL has decided to accelerate the retirement of all P&W equipped Boeing 777 by March 2021, which is originally planned by March 2022.
To address this issue, the carrier introduces state-of-the-art A350-900 with low noise and fuel-efficient engines to Osaka (Itami) routes, and put International aircraft on domestic routes, so that the carrier can maintain the frequency of flights. "The flights scheduled to be operated by the same type of aircraft will be changed to the alternative aircraft in order. Due to the change in aircraft, your seat number may be changed without prior notice." the airline said.
The airline has also recently updated its international flying schedule from now until the end of September.