Transport ministry reviews safety at JAL

Transport ministry reviews safety at JAL

Officials from the Japanese transport ministry enter an office of Japan Airlines Co. at Haneda airport in Tokyo on May 24, 2024, for an extraordinary inspection following a series of safety incidents involving the company's aircraft, including one the previous day in which two jets touched wings while taxiing.

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