JAL unveils new 5-year business plan

JAL unveils new 5-year business plan

TOKYO, Japan - Haruka Nishimatsu, senior vice president of Japan Airlines Corp., briefs reporters on the company's medium-term business plan in Tokyo on March 2. Nishimatsu will replace Toshiyuki Shinmachi as JAL president in June.

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