Turnaround plan eyes JAL's switch to Delta-led alliance in April 2011

Turnaround plan eyes JAL's switch to Delta-led alliance in April 2011

NARITA, Japan - Photo taken Jan. 5, 2010, shows cargo planes operated by Japan Airlines Corp. and Delta Air Lines Inc. at Narita airport in Narita, Chiba Prefecture.

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