JAL relies on more code-sharing flights on its Europe routes

JAL Group announced on September 16 that it will reduce its flights forEuropean destinations to cut more costs while expand its flight networks in Asia and Oceania in the 2004-2005 winter schedule. According to the new flight schedule, JAL Group will cancel daily flights on Narita-Zurich route and instead increase code-sharing flights with Swiss International Air Lines to all of five Swiss' flights weekly from three flights weekly today on the route. Swiss will reduceNarita flights to five flights weekly during the winter schedule from six flights weekly today. The JAL's decision resulted from lowerdemand on the route in July and August than it expected.

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Headline
- JAL relies on more code-sharing flights on its Europe routes
Airline
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Administration
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