JAL's new management launched

JAL's new management launched

TOKYO, Japan - Japan Airlines Captain Hiroshi Horikawa heads for his airplane bound for Shanghai at Haneda airport in Tokyo on Feb. 1, 2010. The failed airline launched its new leadership the same day with Chairman Kazuo Inamori saying that revival of the company is ''possible.''

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