jueves, 30 de agosto de 2018

Japan Update



JAL to snatch Garuda 

Indonesia code-share

 pact away from ANA


TOKYO/JAKARTA -- 
Japan Airlines and Garuda 
Indonesia are poised to enter 
 into a code-sharing arrangement 
that could lead to a joint venture,
 with Garuda expected to cancel 
a years-old partnership with JAL
 rival All Nippon Airways.

JAL and Garuda are set to finalize the agreement in September before starting code-shared flights between Japan and Indonesia the following month.

Many Japanese companies have operations in the Southeast Asian country, and the route is in high demand, but JAL runs few flights from the Tokyo area to Jakarta.

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