JALPak
Apr 21, 12, 9:55 am
http://www.businessweek.com/news/2012-04-21/japan-air-may-add-new-spain-germany-flights-with-787
The airline is considering flights to Madrid, Berlin and Dusseldorf, which are hubs for partners Iberia Lineas Aereas de Espana SA and Air Berlin Plc (AB1), Kiyoto Morioka, vice president, network planning, said in an April 20 interview at the company’s Tokyo headquarters. The fuel-efficient planes may also be used to boost services to New York and London, he said.
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The Asian carrier is also considering using the 787 on flights from Osaka’s Kansai and Nagoya airports that weren’t profitable with larger Boeing 777 planes, Morioka said. Japan Air stopped Osaka-London and Nagoya-Paris services a couple of years ago, he said.
NGO-CDG, KIX-LHR was suspended before.
And JAL president also talked about new possible destination the day before.
http://www.japantimes.co.jp/text/nb20120421a5.html
"We would like to select a number of hubs annually," JAL President Yoshiharu Ueki said Thursday during a trip to the United States, adding that cities in Myanmar and China that are projected to see rapid growth are among the candidates. The airline is also considering resuming services to the Indonesian resort island of Bali, Ueki added.
The airline is considering flights to Madrid, Berlin and Dusseldorf, which are hubs for partners Iberia Lineas Aereas de Espana SA and Air Berlin Plc (AB1), Kiyoto Morioka, vice president, network planning, said in an April 20 interview at the company’s Tokyo headquarters. The fuel-efficient planes may also be used to boost services to New York and London, he said.
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The Asian carrier is also considering using the 787 on flights from Osaka’s Kansai and Nagoya airports that weren’t profitable with larger Boeing 777 planes, Morioka said. Japan Air stopped Osaka-London and Nagoya-Paris services a couple of years ago, he said.
NGO-CDG, KIX-LHR was suspended before.
And JAL president also talked about new possible destination the day before.
http://www.japantimes.co.jp/text/nb20120421a5.html
"We would like to select a number of hubs annually," JAL President Yoshiharu Ueki said Thursday during a trip to the United States, adding that cities in Myanmar and China that are projected to see rapid growth are among the candidates. The airline is also considering resuming services to the Indonesian resort island of Bali, Ueki added.