Business as usual for JAL staff

Business as usual for JAL staff

TOKYO, Japan - Japan Airlines flight attendant Ayako Nakamura practices reading out an in-flight announcement on the rehabilitation of the struggling carrier during a preflight meeting at Haneda airport in Tokyo on Jan. 20, 2010, a day after the airline filed for bankruptcy protection.

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