Restaurant-inspired meals on flights to Hawaii

Restaurant-inspired meals on flights to Hawaii

TOKYO, Japan - Meals to be offered by Japan Airlines Co. on its flights to Honolulu from September 2013 -- (L) one jointly created by head chefs of popular casual dining chains "Ore no (my) Italian" and "Ore no French" and (R) sandwiches from Hawaiian-style hamburger restaurant Kua'aina -- are shown in Tokyo's Ota Ward on Aug. 26, 2013.

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