Transport ministry checks on JAL's preventive steps

Transport ministry checks on JAL's preventive steps

TOKYO, Japan - Officials of the Land, Infrastructure and Transport Ministry enter the head office of Japan Airlines in Tokyo on April 19 to check if the airline has implemented preventive measures following a series of safety blunders.

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