[Breaking News]JAL apologizes over collision with coast guard aircraft

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[Breaking News]JAL apologizes over collision with coast guard aircraft

TOKYO, Japan Kyodo - Japan Airlines Co. officials bow in apology at the transport ministry in Tokyo on Jan. 2, 2024, after a JAL plane collided with a Japan Coast Guard aircraft while landing at Haneda airport earlier in the day, causing both aircraft to catch fire and killing five coast guard members. (Kyodo)

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