Credit: Rob Finlayson
ISTANBUL—Japan Airlines (JAL) is studying its options for the eventual replacement of its Boeing 767 fleet and the remainder of its 737s. The carrier is undertaking feasibility studies on what aircraft it would need for these replacement needs, said Ross Leggett, JAL managing executive officer and...
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