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Business as usual for Japan Airlines

Red.4 by Red.4
25. Januar 2010
in Aktionen Sonderangebote, Asien & Naher Osten, Bilanzen & Statistiken, Billigflieger, Luftverkehr
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Japan Airlines‘ position in the oneworld® alliance is unaffected by the announcement today that the airline is to operate under Japanese Corporate Reorganisation proceedings.

London – The state body overseeing its restructuring, the Enterprise Turnaround Initiative Corporation (ETIC), has confirmed also today its support to JAL, stressing that it is business as usual for the airline commercially and operationally during its restructuring. 

This includes its agreements and co-operation with partners.  So the airline continues to offer full oneworld services and benefits, and tickets for flights on JAL and its frequent flyer arrangements are unaffected, with JAL reassuring its passengers that they will continue to receive the same high levels of service and safety. 

oneworld and its other member airlines have offered JAL all possible support through these difficult times and into the future. 

oneworld remains convinced that its proposals for JAL are vastly superior in every respect to any alliance alternative available to the airline – including commercial benefits totalling US$2 billion over three years.  This would provide JAL, its employees and customers, and the government and taxpayers of Japan, with the greatest long-term value at the lowest risk, bringing stability and certainty to the airline at a time when it is most needed.

 

Picture: Carstino Delmonte/ Touristikpresse.net

Tags: ETICJALJapanJapan AirlinesOneworld
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