JAL's Dreamliner jet arrives in Japan

JAL's Dreamliner jet arrives in Japan

NARITA, Japan - Yoshiharu Ueki (front), president of Japan Airlines Co., speaks to reporters after arriving at Narita airport outside Tokyo on March 27, 2012, abroad a Dreamliner jet. The plane is one of two of the new breed of more fuel-efficient, roomier passenger aircraft that JAL took delivery of the previous day at a Boeing plant in Everett, Washington. (Kyodo)

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