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Ganbare! Nippon! - JAL to Support Olympic Team with Special Livery

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Japan Airlines (JAL) will deploy a specially decorated aircraft on select domestic routes from 27 May 2012 to show support for the Japanese national team representing the country at the 2012 Summer Olympic Games to be held in London this year from 27 July through 12 August 2012.

A Boeing 777-200 aircraft from JAL's fleet (registration number: JA772J) will feature the official slogan of the Japanese Olympic Committee (JOC) - "Ganbare! Nippon!" (Go for it! Japan!) written in Japanese characters down the fuselage after the wing. Just beneath the stream of words are logos of JOC, the organization's official sports club partner Konami Sports and Life Co., Ltd, and official airline JAL. Alongside the logos is the face of prominent two-time Olympic silver medalist for gymnastics and leader of the KONAMI Gymnastics Team Yohei Uchimura.

The special livery aircraft will be used on routes from Tokyo (Haneda) to Sapporo (Chitose), Osaka (Itami), Fukuoka and Okinawa (Naha) between 27 May and early September 2012.

JAL has supported the Olympic Games and Japanese national teams in the past through a variety of ways such as transporting the Olympic Torch, chartering flights carrying participants to the games, promoting the event in Japan as the official airline of JOC, and decorating its aircraft with special livery.

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