Japan Airlines
Japan
Airlines, Corporation is the largest airlines operator in Asia.
Two companies operate flights under the main JAL brand: Japan
Airlines International and and Japan Airlines Domestic. JAL
Domestic has primary responsibility for JAL's large network of
intra-Japan flights, while JAL International operates both
international and trunk domestic flights.
Today's Japan Airlines was first formed in August of 1951, it was an airline with no aircraft, no flight crews and practically no money. What it did have were some intangible assets including the Japanese heritage of pride in service and a management determined to create a world-class airline. On October 25 the first JAL aircraft took to the skies to link Tokyo with several other Japanese cities. The aircraft - three Martin 202s - and the flight crews had been leased from Northwest Airlines. A year later JAL had its own aircraft and crews; a year after that JAL opened overseas offices. In February 1954 it became an international airline with the inauguration of Tokyo - San Francisco service.From its modest entrance on the international scene to the latest innovation, JAL Executive Class - Seasons, JAL concentrated on maintaining the highest possible standards of service on the ground and in the air.With the abolition of the "Japan Air Lines Company Limited Law" in November 1987, JAL became fully privatized, allowing the airline greater autonomy in its corporate decision making and far greater leeway in expansion into areas formerly restricted by the Japanese Government.
Throughout the 1990s and now into the 21st Century, JAL has embraced the world's advancements in modern technology including launching interactive Web sites, introducing e-ticketing and installing convenient self-service check in systems at many airports.
Japan Airlines has regular flights to following destinations across the world.
Today's Japan Airlines was first formed in August of 1951, it was an airline with no aircraft, no flight crews and practically no money. What it did have were some intangible assets including the Japanese heritage of pride in service and a management determined to create a world-class airline. On October 25 the first JAL aircraft took to the skies to link Tokyo with several other Japanese cities. The aircraft - three Martin 202s - and the flight crews had been leased from Northwest Airlines. A year later JAL had its own aircraft and crews; a year after that JAL opened overseas offices. In February 1954 it became an international airline with the inauguration of Tokyo - San Francisco service.From its modest entrance on the international scene to the latest innovation, JAL Executive Class - Seasons, JAL concentrated on maintaining the highest possible standards of service on the ground and in the air.With the abolition of the "Japan Air Lines Company Limited Law" in November 1987, JAL became fully privatized, allowing the airline greater autonomy in its corporate decision making and far greater leeway in expansion into areas formerly restricted by the Japanese Government.
Throughout the 1990s and now into the 21st Century, JAL has embraced the world's advancements in modern technology including launching interactive Web sites, introducing e-ticketing and installing convenient self-service check in systems at many airports.
Japan Airlines has regular flights to following destinations across the world.
Flight Destinations
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 Memanbetsu Misawa Miyazaki Nagasaki Nagoya
Nankishirahama Niigata Oita Okayama Okinawa Osaka Sapporo Takamatsu
Tokachi-Obihiro Tokushima Tokyo Toyama Yamagata
Yamaguchiube Korea,
South Busan Seoul Delhi Denpasar Jakarta Manila Kuala
Lumpur |
Singapore Bangkok Hanoi Ho Chi Minh
City Paris Frankfurt Milan Rome Amsterdam Moscow Zurich London Madrid British
Columbia Vancouver Mexico
City Los
Angeles San
Francisco Honolulu
Kailua-Kona Chicago New York
City Brisbane Sydney Tamuning Saipan São
Paulo |
Following are
the contact details of Japan Airlines Head office in Japan
Head Office
4-11, Higashi-shinagawa
2-chome, Shinagawa-ku,
Tokyo 140-8605, Japan
Head Office
4-11, Higashi-shinagawa
2-chome, Shinagawa-ku,
Tokyo 140-8605, Japan
To know more
about Japan Airlines and its schedule, please visit their official
website www.japanair.com