| //25-10-2009 Oct. 25 (Bloomberg) -- Japan Airlines Corp. has decided to slash its group workforce by 13,000 by the end of March 2015, 4,000 more than its initial plan, Kyodo News reported, citing sources with knowledge of the company’s plan.
JAL, as the airline is known, plans to reduce the workforce of the company and its consolidated subsidiaries to about 35,000, and cut the number of subsidiaries to around 50 from 120 as of the end of March this year, the report said.
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| //29-12-2008 Japan Airlines Corp., Asia's biggest carrier by sales, said it may cut its capital investment plan as it takes delivery of fewer planes and travel demand slows. |
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| //19-12-2008 (AFP)--Japan's All Nippon Airways (9202.TO) said Friday it was putting on hold plans to buy any new giant aircraft, either Boeing's 747-8 or the Airbus A380 superjumbo, due to the global economic downturn. |
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| //19-12-2008 Japan Airlines is forecasting a decline in available seats to Hawaii during the Japanese New Year period.
JAL expects a 4.8 percent decline in overall available seats, compared to the same period last year, which runs from Dec. 26 through Jan. 4, 2009.
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| //19-09-2008 Sept. 19 (Bloomberg) -- Japan Airlines Corp. and All Nippon Airways Co., Japan's two largest airlines, canceled 18 flights to and from western Japan today due to tropical storm Sinlaku.
Japan Air and its subsidiary, Japan Air Commuter Co., canceled 12 flights affecting 1,140 passengers, Tokyo-based spokeswoman Yuko Takahashi said by telephone today. All Nippon Air canceled six flights, affecting about 1,100 people, the airline said in a faxed statement
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