34 hurt as 2 JAL jets nearly collide over western Japan

34 hurt as 2 JAL jets nearly collide over western Japan

TOKYO, Japan - Paramedics at Tokyo's Haneda airport treat passengers injured Jan. 31 when two Japan Airlines (JAL) jets nearly collided over western Japan. A JAL jumbo jet nearly flew into the other JAL aircraft over Shizuoka Prefecture as the former was en route to Naha, Okinawa from Haneda.

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