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Articles tagged “japan airlines”

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FAA agrees with Boeing’s Dreamliner fix, but no firm date on end of grounding

Boeing's leaders will likely be doing cartwheels in Seattle soon while the airlines that have been forced to ground their new planes will at last be getting them ready to fly again.

FAA agrees with Boeing’s Dreamliner fix, but no firm date on end of grounding

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Japan Airlines raises outlook despite 787 Dreamliner woes

JAL has dealt with a rash of flight cancellations from the grounding of its Boeing 787 Dreamliners. Although the financial impact has so far been minimal, perhaps keeping them out of service for an extended period will have its public relations and financial impact on the airline.

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Japanese regulators were pressured to ease safety regulations for Boeing’s Dreamliner

There's little good news for Boeing in all the recent headlines. But the news out of Japan points to a way out: With so many governments and airlines invested in its success, nobody is rooting for it to fail -- except Airbus, perhaps.

Japanese regulators were pressured to ease safety regulations for Boeing’s Dreamliner

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Japan Airlines builds brand identity with new uniforms to match aircraft livery

JAL’s new look is more conservative than the edgy Banana Republic uniforms that Virgin America unveiled this summer, but helps build brand identity amidst growing competition in the Asian aviation market.

Japan Airlines builds brand identity with new uniforms to match aircraft livery

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JAL’s bankruptcy comes back to haunt it as authorities award ANA more Haneda slots

The is the first case of All Nippon Airways not being hurt by the government bailout of its rival JAL. As Haneda becomes more important than Narita for Tokyo travelers this could have long-term effects.

JAL’s bankruptcy comes back to haunt it as authorities award ANA more Haneda slots

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How Japan Airlines became a social media wiz straight out of bankruptcy

JAL went through its restructuring just as the airline industry began to realize the importance of social media, and thus became an early adopter of the technology by building up its presence at the same time anticipation grew over its IPO.

How Japan Airlines became a social media wiz straight out of bankruptcy

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Japan Airlines sees higher revenues and profit for the first half of 2012

This first reporting period since going public is a good win for JAL, but the rise of low-cost carriers in Japan is a looming threat to future quarters.

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British Airways and Japan Airlines begin more extensive codeshares starting October 1

This means more flights between major European cities and Japan, new JAL seats for London travelers, and the opportunity for top frequent fliers to earn points flying on either airline.

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The world’s biggest turnaround story Japan Airlines relists in huge IPO

Everything about this story has been spectacularly big: first the failure, and then the massive turnaround effort into the world's most profitable airlines, and now the IPO, the second biggest IPO this year after Facebook. Superlatives all around.

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Will Japan Airlines’ $8.5 billion IPO meet a fate similar to Facebook?

High demand and an anticipated market could either turn JAL into a success story for bankrupt airlines after its two-year turnaround, or shares could soon fall as competition in the Asian market rises.

Will Japan Airlines’ $8.5 billion IPO meet a fate similar to Facebook?