JAL Officials Face Penance for Safety Violations
Safety violations by Japan Airlines pilots, including misdirections on active runways, were seen as serious enough to push Toshiyuki Shinmachi into the chief executive's job ahead of schedule. The incidents accumulated from January, but the most severe occurred Mar. 11 at South Korea's busy Incheon...
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