Commercial service in Japan on April 26

Staff February 20, 1996
JAPAN AIRLINES took delivery of its first Boeing 777 airliner in ceremonies Feb. 15 at Boeing Field in Seattle. The plane, powered by Pratt&Whitney PW4084 engines, is the first of 15 ordered by JAL. It has options on ten more of the twinjets. JAL will begin commercial service with its first 777...

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