Showa Women's Univ. students develop Jetstar menu

TOKYO, Japan - Showa Women's University students pose for photos in Tokyo on July 7, 2014, as Jetstar Japan Co., a low-fare airline, announced it will serve an in-flight meal plan thought up by the students.

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