JAL to seek revival under state direction

JAL to seek revival under state direction

TOKYO, Japan - This Oct. 29, 2009 photo shows the headquarters of struggling Japan Airlines Corp. in Tokyo's Shinagawa Ward. JAL said the same day that it will seek to turn itself around under state direction.

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