Toyota Boshoku, ANA develop new economy class seats

Toyota Boshoku, ANA develop new economy class seats

Ski jumper Sara Takanashi (C) sits on a new economy class seat amenable to a wide range of body sizes and types developed jointly by Toyota Boshoku Corp. and All Nippon Airways Co. for ANA's domestic flights in Tokyo on April 21, 2015. Toyota Boshoku President Shuhei Toyoda (2nd from L)) and Osamu Shinobe (2nd from R), president of All Nippon Airways Co., stand behind Takanashi. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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