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JAL cuts more flights

Travel News Asia 9 April 2003

Japan Airlines has announced further changes to its international passenger flight schedule for the first half of FY2003, following earlier changes announced March 13 and 26.

The latest changes include more frequency cuts, route consolidations and suspensions the airlines says reflect the reduced passenger demand following the Iraq war and the outbreak of SARS in certain regions in Asia.

Recommendations from the World Health organization (WHO) and the Japanese government to curtail non-essential travel to certain regions of Asia has resulted JAL said, in tour operators suspending operations to Hong Kong and southern China, adding to the fall in passenger bookings.

The changes listed below were filed with the Japan government's aviation authorities today.

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Frequency Reductions

 

ROUTE

Original plan

Changed to

1.       Tokyo-Los Angeles

4/24-7/14

8 flights per week

7 flights per week

2.       Tokyo-Honolulu

5/7-5/31

6/1-7/14

 

21 flights per week

21 flights per week

 

7 flights per week

14 flights per week

3.       Osaka-Honolulu

4/24-7/14

14 flights a week

 

7 flights a week

4.       Tokyo-London

5/7-7/14

12-13 flights a week

7 flights a week

5.       Tokyo-Paris

6/1-7/14

10 flights per week

 

7 flights a week

 

6.       Osaka-Paris

4/24-5/31

4 flights a week

 

3 flights a week

7.       Osaka-London

4/24-5/31

7 flights per week

4 flights per week

8.       Tokyo-Hong Kong

4/14-23

4/24-4/30

5/1-5/31

 

21 flights per week

28 flights per week

28 flights per week

 

7 flights per week

7 flights per week

14 flights per week

9.       Tokyo-Bangkok

5/7-5/31

21 flights per week

14 flights per week

10.   Osaka-Ho Chi Minh

5/7-6/30

3 per week

2 per week

11.   Tokyo-Shanghai

5/8-5/31

16 flights per week (JAL)

 5 flights per week (JAS)

21 flights per week joint ttl

14 flights per week (JAL)

JAS operation suspended

14 flights per week

12.   Tokyo-Guangzhou

4/14-5/31

7 per week (JAS operation)

4 per week

 

13.   Tokyo-Guam

4/24-5/31

14 per week

7 flights a week

14. Tokyo-Seoul

4/14-5/31

21 flights per week

14 flights per week

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Route Consolidations

 

 route

plan

Change to

Tokyo-Jarkata

Tokyo-Denpasar

7 flights weekly

7 flights weekly

6/1-7/14

Tokyo-Jakarta-Denpasar r/t

7 flights weekly

6/1-7/14

Osaka-Guam

Osaka-Saipan

7 flights weekly

7 flights weekly

4/24-5/31 JALways operation

Osaka-Guam-Saipan-Osaka

7 flights weekly

4/24-5/31 JALways operation

Tokyo-Kona

Tokyo-Kona-Honolulu-Tokyo

(5/7-5/31)

Tokyo-Honolulu-Kona-

Honolulu-Tokyo (5/7-5/31)

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Suspensions

 

route

plan

Period of suspension

Tokyo-Zurich

3 flights per week

4/28-5/31

Osaka-Guangzhou

2 flights per week (JAS)

4/14-4/30

Fukuoka-Hong Kong

one flight daily (7 p.w.)

4/14-4/30

Osaka-Denpasar-Jakarta-Osaka

one flight daily (7 p.w.)

5/7-5/31

Osaka-Taipei-Hong Kong

6 flights per week

(JAA operation)

Taipei-Hong Kong sector suspended (4/14-5/31)

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Code share flights changes

Route

plan

change

Osaka-Narita-Istanbul-Osaka-

2 flights per week

code share with

Turkish Airlines

Suspended (5/1-6/6)

Osaka-Istanbul-Osaka

3 flights per week

code share with

Turkish Airlines

2 flights per week

(6/11-10/13)

Osaka-Paris

4 flights per week

code share with

Air France

Suspended

(4/24-5/31)

Tokyo-Zurich

3.5 flights per week

code share with

Swiss International Airlines.

3 flights per week

(4/15-5/31)

Tokyo-Hanoi

4 flights per week

code share with

Vietnam Airlines

3 flights per week

(4/10-6/30)

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