Japan Airlines reduces, suspends and consolidates select flights

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Japan Airlines reduces, suspends and consolidates select flights

*Travel News Asia*	*26 March 2003*

Japan Airlines has decided on select temporary schedule changes for limited periods due to a fall in demand it says is attributed to the war in Iraq.

The changes include (1) reductions of frequency, (2) flight consolidation and (3) temporary suspension. The changes are based on the airline's summer schedule and are in addition to service changes announced on March 13. The changes also include code share flights with other airlines.

(1) Frequency reductions: Period including April 1 2003 - May 6

ROUTE	Original plan	Changed to
Tokyo-Honolulu April 1- April 24	21 flights per week	14 flights per week
Tokyo-Honolulu April 25- May 6	28 flights per week	21 flights per week
Osaka-Honolulu April 1-April 23	14 flights per week	7 flights per week
Tokyo-London April 1-April 23	12 flights per week	7 flights per week
Tokyo-Hong Kong April 1-April 23	28 flights per week	21 flights per week
Tokyo-Guam April 7-April 23	14 flights per week	7 flights per week

(2) Consolidation: Period April 7 through 23

Route

Changed to

Osaka-Guam daily – 7 flights per week

Osaka-Saipan daily -7 flights per week

Osaka-Guam-Saipan-Osaka daily

(7 flights per week)

(3) Service suspension: Period March 30 - April 30 (Code share flights)

Route	Plan	Change
Osaka-Paris (JAL operation April 1-23)	4 weekly flights	Suspended
Osaka-Paris (code share with Air France) March 30-April23	3 weekly flights	Code share suspended (Air France operation continues)
(a)Tokyo-Istanbul-Osaka-Tokyo (b)Tokyo-Istanbul (code shares with Turkish Airlines) March 30-April 30	(a) 2 flights per week (b) 2 flights per week	Suspended No change: 2 flights per week

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