A340 Operators Spend On Interiors, Engines
Credit: Iberia
The Airbus A340's fate could be easily predicted by looking at the widebody fleet evolution of one airline that never operated the model. No carrier in history has operated more Boeing 747s than the 112 flown by Japan Airlines (JAL) for more than four-plus decades. Yet as of June 30, the carrier's...
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