Japan Airlines A competitive Accredited Service

The Japan Airlines provides good customer service. The JAL is nothing but denoting Japan Airline service. The JAL establishes JAL Cargo Sales Co., Ltd, accompanied by the spinning off of the sales section of cargo department to be a separate company. The JAL Trading Co., Ltd. changes its company name to JALUX Co., Ltd. The JAL Sales Network, passenger sales subsidiary company, and JAL Cargo Sales, cargo sales subsidiary company, commence nationwide business.

There are lots of aircrafts provided in these airlines. Aircrafts on international routes are equipped with automated external defibrillators (AED) and ECG monitors to bolster cabin emergency systems. The new Sky sleeper ‘Solo‘ based on human engineering theory and designed to make long flights pass more comfortably, is introduced on First Class on Tokyo-New York route. This new seat has been awarded Japan‘s top design prize, the 2002 Good Design Award sponsored by the Japan Industrial Design Council (JIDC.)

The new style Shell Flat Seat is introduced on “Executive Class SEASONS” between Tokyo (Narita) and London. By the end of fiscal year 2003, JAL introduced the seat on 16 aircraft serving the leading European and Transpacific routes. This seat won the Japanese Good Design Award for 2003 in the product design category of the top Japanese design award program sponsored by the Japan Industrial Design Council (JIDC.)

The JAL System is listed on the Tokyo, Osaka and Nagoya stock markets before the inauguration of the new JAL Group, which encompasses the JAS Group. The first international route automatic check-in machine (i-SCM) in Japan begins operation at Narita Airport to simplify international flight boarding procedures and militate against rush hour congestion. JAL Foundation develops a new recycling system by which polyethylene sheet used for protection of cargo can be recycled into polyethylene sheet again. 25% of the sheeting used at Narita Airport is recycled.