Japan Airlines, undergoing bankruptcy rehabilitation, plans to cut 19,133 jobs from its workforce of 47,000 by the end of March 2015, according to documents cited by Kyodo News.
Japan Airlines 767-300ER. Photo: Courtesy, Boeing. Japan Airlines, undergoing bankruptcy rehabilitation, plans to cut 19,133 jobs from its workforce of 47,000 by the end of March 2015, according to documents cited by Kyodo News. JAL filed for bankruptcy under Japan's Corporate Rehabilitation Law in January and is facing an Aug. 31 deadline for filing its official reconstruction plan. Kyodo, citing a final draft of that plan, yesterday unveiled many of the airline's targets ...
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