# japan airlines fire

All Things Travel: Japan Airlines Fire Has Implications For Boeing » Monday's small jet fire at Logan Airport has big implications for international travel and its manufacturer, Boeing. Cbsnews.com

Japan Airlines | South China Morning Post » Established in 1951, Japan Airlines (JAL) became the official flag carrier two years later, and is a member of the Oneworld airline alliance. In 2009, it suffered steep financial losses despite being Asia’s largest airline by revenue, and cut staff and routes to prune expenses. However, it was forced to file for bankruptcy protection in January 2010, after losses of nearly ¥100 billion in a single quarter. JAL emerged from bankruptcy in March 2011, and in September 2012 JAL shares resumed trading on the Tokyo stock Exchange. Scmp.com

'Miracle we survived': Japan Airlines fire survivors recall escape… » Passengers describe moments of panic aboard burning aircraft Asia.nikkei.com

Planes Catch Fire After Collision at Japan’s Haneda Airport, Killing 5 » Haneda is one of the busiest airports in Japan, and many people travel over the New Year holidays. 2news.com

Japan Airlines plane burns up at Tokyo airport after collision - Nikkei… » Everyone on JAL flight escapes; 5 crew members on Coast Guard plane killed Asia.nikkei.com