JAPAN AIRLINES

Japan Airlines plans to cut 10 more international routes and return more than 100 planes, but further Hawaii service...

TOKYO, JAPAN : Japan Airlines Corp. (JAL) on Tuesday announced that it is planning to eliminate over 16,000 jobs, retire 103 aircraft, and discontinue 49 international and domestic routes.

Tokyo - Debt-ridden Japan Airlines Corp (JAL) submitted a rehabilitation plan Tuesday, which includes big job cuts and closures of money-losing domestic and international routes as it struggles to emerge from bankruptcy.

Japan Airlines, which entered bankruptcy protection this year, announces plans to cut 16,000 staff and 40% of its aircraft.

Japan Airlines on Tuesday submitted its bankruptcy plans for approval, a proposal that includes slashing roughly one-third of its workforce.

TOKYO - Japan Airlines outlined restructuring plans Tuesday that include cutting 30 per cent of its global workforce — about 16,000 jobs

TOKYO - Japan Airlines outlined restructuring plans Tuesday that include cutting 30 per cent of its global workforce and additional financing to keep flying after filing for bankruptcy protection in January.

After a two-month delay, struggling Japan Airlines announced details of a rehabilitation plan that will see the group cut more than 16,000 positions by the end of fiscal 2010.

Struggling Japan Airlines has announced details of a rehabilitation plan that will see the group cut more than 16,000 positions by the end of fiscal 2010.

Japan Airlines Corp. , which in January filed for bankruptcy, will set up a low-fare carrier as part of a turnaround plan, Transport Minister Seiji Maehara said.