Japan Airlines conducts Y2K drill

Japan Airlines conducts Y2K drill

NARITA, Japan - A Japan Airlines employee conducts boarding procedures manually in a crisis-management drill at Narita airport, east of Tokyo, on Nov. 30, to prepare for potential Y2K computer problems.

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