JAL Group unveils new uniforms

JAL Group unveils new uniforms

TOKYO, Japan - Japan Airlines System Corp. (JAL Group), the holding company of Japan Airlines (JAL) and Japan Air System (JAS), unveils uniforms on July 10 in Tokyo to be launched in April for 26,000 flight attendants and ground staff.

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