JAL introduces new emergency training

Cabin attendants of Japan Airlines Co. train in May 2017 in Tokyo on how to assist the disabled in using an emergency slide. The airline said on July 12 the new training aims to improve the safety of an evacuation as a cabin attendant will slide down with evacuees from behind. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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