JAL Retires 747 Fleet
03-03-2011
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Japan Airlines (JAL) has retired the last of its 747 jumbo jets: Faced with limited slots at Tokyo-area airports and steadily increasing passenger numbers, Japan Airlines (JAL) had purchased 112 of the enormous aircraft — the most of any airline in the world. However, rising oil prices and the resulting spikes in the cost of fueling [...]
Japan Airlines (JAL) has retired the last of its 747 jumbo jets: Faced with limited slots at Tokyo-area airports and steadily increasing passenger numbers, Japan Airlines (JAL) had purchased 112 of the enormous aircraft — the most of any airline in the world. However, rising oil prices and the resulting spikes in the cost of fueling [...]
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