J-AIR
Basic information
- Head office
- 3-555 Hotarugaike-Nishimachi, Toyonaka, Osaka 560-0036, Japan
- Chief executive
- Makoto Takei
- Capital
- 100,000,000
- Employees (non-consolidated)
- 801 people
- Employees (consolidated)
- Start date
- 1996-08-08
- End date
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| 株式会社ジャルエクスプレス | ||||||||
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| 株式会社日本航空ジャパン |
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History
J-AIR received the transfer of commuter operations from Japan Airlines Flight Academy and started operations
13 first cabin crew members joined J-AIR
Introduction of Canada Bombardier Regional Jet CRJ200 (CRJ200)
Retirement of JS31 completed (all 5 aircraft)
Headquarters relocated to Nagoya Airport operated by the prefecture
Commenced joint acceptance with Japan Airlines International Co., Ltd. and Japan Airlines Japan Co., Ltd., operating under the
Replaced the flight attendant uniforms with the same uniforms as JAL, and the scarves with J-AIR original Bordeaux color
Decided to introduce Brazil Embraer regional jets Embraer 170 (E170), the first in Japan
E170 service begins
Started domestic cargo and mail transportation through joint acceptance with Japan Airlines International
Relocated headquarters to Osaka International Airport (Itami)
Revamped the uniforms for JAL Group's flight crew, cabin crew, and maintenance staff
Launched free Wi-Fi video program service on E190
Retirement of CRJ200 completed
Introduced 14th E190
Revamped uniforms for JAL Group
Held the 1st "ITAMI Sky Market"
First in Japan, launched in-flight Wi-Fi internet service on regional aircraft with E190 (first aircraft introduced was JA245J)
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