[Breaking News]JAL CEO Tottori

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[Breaking News]JAL CEO Tottori

Japan Airlines Co. CEO Mitsuko Tottori meets the press after submitting a set of recurrence prevention measures to the transport ministry in Tokyo on June 11, 2024, following a series of safety incidents involving the company's aircraft.(Kyodo)

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