JAL chief Onishi

JAL chief Onishi

TOKYO, Japan - Japan Airlines Corp. President Masaru Onishi (L) and Chairman Kazuo Inamori hold a press conference in Tokyo on March 28, 2011, announcing that the company has completed a court-backed rehabilitation process after filing for bankruptcy protection in January 2010.

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