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Japan Airlines (JAL) will mainly rely on increased aircraft utilization to increase capacity and meet an expected demand surge in 2020, although its planned long-haul LCC startup will also help. While exact targets are yet to be confirmed, JAL could potentially increase its international capacity by...
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