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Just as there are turning points in life, there are also turning points in aviation. For our country, that moment was during the pandemic, when we kept our doors open, avoided excessive restrictions, and maintained the air bridge. Japan has had a similar turning point. The accident at Haneda Airport involving Japan Airlines and the successful operation that followed became such a milestone for them.
As in every field, Japan continues to progress flawlessly and invest in aviation.
The country’s airlines are placing new aircraft orders and running near-perfect operations. They are even involved in the “Seaglider” seaplane project.
Every year, the world’s cleanest airports are ranked in Japan, showing their impact across all areas of aviation. At the same time, they are also conducting important space studies.
They show respect for the environment, for humanity, and for their work. As a result, success comes naturally.
The miraculous survival of 379 people in the Japan Airlines (JAL) Haneda Airport accident is still fresh in our memory.
The discipline of the cockpit and cabin crew, and the passengers’ compliance with the crew, turned it into a historic moment in aviation. In a plane that had turned into a fireball, not a single nose was bloodied. The airline was even awarded the “Richard Crane Award” for this successful operation.
In short, they succeed in everything they do. They will rise even higher! In 10 years, we will see Japanese dominance in aviation.
Safe flights.