JAL Extends Temporary Reduction of International Flights

JAL reduced capacity on a portion of its international routes in April by decreasing flight frequency and switching to the use of smaller aircraft on select routes to secure profitability as travel demand declined following the Great Eastern Japan Earthquake last month.

The airline is now reducing flight frequency on 10 international routes and 1 domestic route till the end of May 2011.

Smaller-sized aircraft will also be used on routes between Tokyo (Narita) and Guam, Honolulu and Nagoya (Chubu) during this period.

Routes affected include in this latest reduction include: Narita  Honolulu, Narita - Beijing, Narita - Shanghai, Narita - Seoul (Incheon), Narita - Hong Kong, Narita - Pusan, Haneda - ��Seoul (Gimpo), Narita - Taipei (Taoyuan), Kansai - Taipei (Taoyuan),  Narita - Kaoh Siung,  Narita - Kansai, Narita - Guam, Haneda - Honolulu, Narita - Nagoya (Chubu).

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