Daughters of crash victim discuss JAL compensation claim

TOKYO, Japan - Cassie Yukawa (L) and her sister Diana, whose father Akihisa was killed in a Japan Airlines plane crash in 1985, speak at the Foreign Correspondents' Club of Japan on Aug. 10 about their plan to sue JAL and Boeing Co. of the United States for compensation. Their mother, Susanne Bayly, was also present at the press conference.

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