Japan Airlines is retiring its 747s and simplifying its fleet around three Boeing models (737s, 777s and 787s). Given that, it has absolutely no interest in Airbus’ A380, Haruka Nishimatsu, the ...

A drive to downsize its fleet and concern about the continued impact of high fuel costs, risks of terrorism and disease make it unlikely that Japan Airlines will be interested in an aircraft as ...

More A380 flights to Honolulu ANA is increasing its Airbus A380 operations in Hawaii by reintroducing more flights on the Narita to Honolulu route. According to Cirium data, the airline will ...

Currently, premium economy is considered by many to be the sweet spot of flying and not just an experiment. The "big three" of the US, as well as carriers like JAL and Emirates, each offer unique ...

Haruka Nishimatsu, CEO of JAL, said the A380 ran counter to a trend in the market whereby most carriers preferred to purchase more fuel-efficient, mid-sized planes such as Boeing 787s.

Airbus Group NV (AIR.PA) said on Tuesday it has terminated an agreement to deliver six A380 superjumbo jets to Skymark Airlines Inc <9204.T> after the Japanese discount carrier struggled to raise ...

TOKYO (XFNews) - Japan Airlines wants smaller aircraft and is not interested in the new superjumbo Airbus 380, the carrier's incoming chief said.&nbsp; Asia's largest airline wants medium-sized planes ...

The carrier is showing no interest in the Airbus A380 or Boeing 747-8 Intercontinental, despite the famously limited runway capacity of Tokyo's airports, with President Haruka Nishimatsu saying ...

The head of Japan Airlines Corp &lt;9205.T&gt; has ruled out buying Airbus A380 superjumbos because of the plane's delivery-delay woes and a plan by the carrier to reduce the size of its fleet ...

Japan Airlines said Wednesday that it has selected Boeing Co.'s new 7E7 passenger jet to replace a fleet of older aircraft — the latest development in the rivalry between the U.S. aircraft maker ...

The Skymark cancellation means that no Japanese carrier will now fly the A380. Both JAL and ANA have said they are not interested in buying the largest class of passenger aircraft.