Transport ministry inspects JAL's safety check implementation

Transport ministry inspects JAL's safety check implementation

TOKYO, Japan - Teiji Iwasaki (2nd from L), chief of the Land, Infrastructure and Transport Ministry's Civil Aviation Bureau, inspects a pre-flight meeting of crew members of a Japan Airlines passenger plane at Tokyo's Haneda airport on March 28. A special ministry team, headed by Iwasaki, began inspecting airlines across Japan on their implementation of safety checks.

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