JAL, JAS unify operations under holding company

JAL, JAS unify operations under holding company

TOKYO, Japan - Women work at a newly-opened JAL group counter at Tokyo's Haneda airport Oct. 2. Japan Airlines (JAL) and Japan Air System (JAS) integrated their operations the same day under a new holding company named Japan Airlines System Corp. to become the world's sixth-largest airline group in terms of passenger miles.

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