JAS Reduces Number Of Board Members, Freezes Pilot Hiring
As part of its restructuring plans, Japan Air System (JAS) will reduce the number of board members to 10 from the current 28. It also will freeze pilot hiring through March 31, 2000. A JAS official said reducing the size of its board will speed up making decisions. "In the past, decisions, including...
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