JAL collaborates with Imperial Hotel to celebration the 4th anniversary of domestic F
Nov 29, 2011, 4:03 am
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JAL collaborates with Imperial Hotel to celebration the 4th anniversary of domestic F
Japanese press release: http://press.jal.co.jp/ja/release/201111/001945.html
English details from my blog: http://jal-pak.blogspot.com/2011/11/...-hotel-to.html
English details from my blog: http://jal-pak.blogspot.com/2011/11/...-hotel-to.html
This December marks the 4th anniversary of Japan Airlines (JAL) Domestic First Class. Every year, JAL celebrates the domestic F anniversary with some campaigns and this year is no different. JAL will start collaborating with the Imperial Hotel this time to create some special dishes for you to enjoy...
Dec 1, 2011, 1:18 am
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JL has done such a terrible job in deploying domestic F on its domestic routes that I'm surprised they haven't lost all their business to ANA premium class. I'm talking specifically about schedules: F is not consistently available on all the Osaka-Haneda flights like it used to be (maybe only half the flights have F class), so if you want a premium seat at a specific time and JL doesn't have it, you're out of luck. Same thing on the Sapporo and Fukuoka routes. F availability is haphazard. If you want schedule flexibility and a premium product, then ANA is a much better bet, as they have premium class on almost all their flights to major cities.
I suppose the bankruptcy has made it impractical for JAL to add F to more planes, but really they should put 10 or so F seats on the 767s that they fly HND-ITM. (Currently only certain 772s have F.)
I suppose the bankruptcy has made it impractical for JAL to add F to more planes, but really they should put 10 or so F seats on the 767s that they fly HND-ITM. (Currently only certain 772s have F.)