Japan Airlines A350

Japan Airlines (JAL) announced on March 21, 2024, the decision to incorporate a total of 21 Airbus A350-900 aircraft, accompanied by 11 A321neo aircraft and 10 Boeing 787-9 aircraft

Japan Airlines (JL) initiated a step-by-step process of updating its service offerings to the Americas and Australia for the Northern Summer 2024 season.

Japanese flag carrier Japan Airlines (JL) has issued the final report and statement on its flight JAL 516, operated by an Airbus A350, crash with a Japan Coast Guard plane.

Japan Airlines (JL), has successfully completed the maiden flight of its first Airbus A350-1000 aircraft by deploying it on the New York (JFK)-Tokyo Haneda (HND) route.

Japan Airlines (JL) has named its first female president, as Chief Customer Officer Mitsuko Tottori is elevated to the position of the carrier’s head.

Tokyo’s Haneda airport are set to initiate the removal of debris from a Japan Airlines (JAL) plane, an Airbus A350, on Friday morning.

The pilots asserted that they had no “visual contact” with the other plane, although one of them did notice “an object” just before the impact

This incident marked the first-ever hull loss globally for the A350 model, as reported by the Aviation Safety Network.

JAL also extended apologies for the distress and inconvenience experienced by its passengers, their families, and all those affected by the incident.

Fortunately, all 379 passengers and crew on the commercial JAL flight were successfully evacuated just moments before the jet succumbed to flames—a turn of events that many have hailed as a ‘miracle.’