Business as usual as JAL files for court protection

Business as usual as JAL files for court protection

TOKYO, Japan - Passengers wait near the boarding gates at Tokyo's Haneda airport on Jan. 19,2010, with several Japan Airlines Corp. planes parked outside. Japan's largest carrier filed for bankruptcy protection the same day.

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