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JAL Landing Gear Tire Incident at Haneda Causes Brief Runway Closure

A Japan Airlines plane experienced a flat tire on its left main landing gear during landing at Haneda Airport, prompting a 25-minute runway closure. All 65 passengers and crew were unharmed, and normal operations quickly resumed.

2025-01-18T11:06:24.003725-08:00

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Japan Airlines Delays Boeing 777 Retirement Amid A350 Delivery Issues

2025-01-12T17:53:43.275967-08:00

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Japan Airlines Resumes Operations After Cyberattack Disrupts 66 Flights

2024-12-25T17:19:27.071543-08:00

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JAXA Partners with Private Sector for Enhanced Disaster Monitoring

2025-01-05T19:25:59.890336-08:00

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JAL Landing Gear Tire Incident at Haneda Causes Brief Runway Closure A Japan Airlines plane experienced a flat tire on its left main landing gear during landing at Haneda Airport, prompting a 25-minute runway closure. All 65 passengers and crew were unharmed, and normal operations quickly resumed.

2025-01-18T11:06:24.003725-08:00

JAL Landing Gear Tire Incident at Haneda Causes Brief Runway Closure

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Japan Airlines Delays Boeing 777 Retirement Amid A350 Delivery Issues Japan Airlines has postponed the retirement of its Boeing 777 fleet due to delays in Airbus A350 deliveries. This strategic decision is crucial as JAL adapts its fleet plans to manage operational needs amid supply chain disruptions affecting new aircraft availability.

2025-01-12T17:53:43.275967-08:00

Japan Airlines Delays Boeing 777 Retirement Amid A350 Delivery Issues

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JAXA Partners with Private Sector for Enhanced Disaster Monitoring The Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency (JAXA) is collaborating with private satellite companies to improve disaster assessment capabilities. This partnership aims to leverage various orbiting satellites for more effective emergency observations and responses during crises.

2025-01-05T19:25:59.890336-08:00

JAXA Partners with Private Sector for Enhanced Disaster Monitoring

Aviation Source

Japan Airlines Address Rising Inflight Thefts with Security Measures Following an increase in inflight thefts, Japan's aviation authorities and airlines are implementing enhanced security protocols and advising passengers to remain vigilant. This surge in theft reports highlights the need for heightened awareness and preventive strategies to protect passenger belongings during flights.

2025-01-01T18:38:09.146561-08:00

Japan Airlines Address Rising Inflight Thefts with Security Measures

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Japan Airlines Resumes Operations After Cyberattack Disrupts 66 Flights Japan Airlines' network faced a cyberattack on December 26, affecting 66 flights with delays and cancellations. The attack resulted in temporary suspension of ticket sales but no customer data breach occurred. System recovery was achieved by early afternoon, ensuring resumption of regular operations.

2024-12-25T17:19:27.071543-08:00

Japan Airlines Resumes Operations After Cyberattack Disrupts 66 Flights

Wall Street Journal

Human Error Confirmed in Fatal Haneda Airport Collision A detailed investigation confirmed that multiple human errors led to the fatal collision on January 2 at Haneda Airport. Miscommunication between air traffic control and a Japan Coast Guard plane resulted in it mistakenly entering the runway, causing the crash with a JAL jetliner.

2024-12-25T03:49:53.318526-08:00

Human Error Confirmed in Fatal Haneda Airport Collision

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Japan Faces Challenges in Leveraging Space Sector for Terrestrial Applications While Japan's space sector continues to grow, effectively integrating space data and services into terrestrial industries remains critical for sustained momentum. Addressing this gap will be essential for leveraging space capabilities in domestic and international markets.

2024-12-21T10:21:31.803176-08:00

Japan Faces Challenges in Leveraging Space Sector for Terrestrial Applications

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Space One's Kairos-2 Rocket Launch Fails After Liftoff The Japanese startup Space One suffered its second consecutive failure in satellite launch as the Kairos-2 rocket, carrying a Taiwan payload, was aborted minutes into its flight. The challenge underscores significant hurdles in the small satellite launch industry amidst competitive pressures.

2024-12-17T18:37:46.398863-08:00

Space One's Kairos-2 Rocket Launch Fails After Liftoff

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