Japan Airlines has appointed a former flight attendant as president. She will be the first woman to lead a major airline in the country.再生解説
Tottori Mitsuko is currently a senior managing executive officer. She will assume the new post on April 1.
She vowed to promote safety. Tottori joined the company in 1985.
She said the crash that year of a JAL jet, which killed 520 passengers and crew, left a deep impression.
(Tottori Mitsuko / President appointee, Japan Airlines)
“We want to work with even stronger determination, with unwavering belief in safe flight operations, which are the foundation of the airline.”
Japan Airlines is drawing attention to safety procedures after a collision between one of its passenger planes and a Japan Coast Guard aircraft this month killed five people.
All aboard the JAL flight survived.
Tottori Mitsuko is currently a senior managing executive officer. She will assume the new post on April 1.
She vowed to promote safety. Tottori joined the company in 1985.
She said the crash that year of a JAL jet, which killed 520 passengers and crew, left a deep impression.
(Tottori Mitsuko / President appointee, Japan Airlines)
“We want to work with even stronger determination, with unwavering belief in safe flight operations, which are the foundation of the airline.”
Japan Airlines is drawing attention to safety procedures after a collision between one of its passenger planes and a Japan Coast Guard aircraft this month killed five people.
All aboard the JAL flight survived.
◆senior managing executive officer 専務
◆vow 誓う、誓約する
◆unwavering 動揺しない、確固とした、不動の
◆drawing attention 注目を～に集める
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