The first of two Boeing 777s that Japan Airlines (JAL) is decorating with a special oneworld design to mark its recent addition to the global airline alliance made its maiden flight in its new…
The first of two Boeing 777s that Japan Airlines (JAL) is decorating with a special oneworld design to mark its recent addition to the global airline alliance made its maiden flight in its new livery.
The Series 200ER Triple Seven, registration JA704J, took off from the airline`s main international hub Tokyo Narita, as flight JL441 bound for Moscow Sheremetyevo.
It is scheduled to operate later this week on services between Japan and Amsterdam and Paris, and on other European routes in the future.
JAL plans to roll out a second 777 in its special oneworld livery at the end of this month – a Series 300 version, registration number JA8941, which will fly on the airline`s Japanese domestic routes.
The design features a huge globe in the distinctive horizon blue of oneworld, painted on the centre of the aircraft, with a stylised motif to symbolize the convenience, comfort, value and choice available to passengers throughout the alliance`s comprehensive global network.
JAL became a member of oneworld on 1 April, and has been offering the full range of the alliance`s services and benefits since then. Five other members of the JAL Group became part of oneworld alongside Japan Airlines on the same day, as affiliates – JALways, Japan Asia Airways, JAL Express, J-AIR and Japan Transocean Air.
