Japan Airlines (JAL) is to boost its efforts to convince the government to allow it greater access to Toyko's Haneda airport, and to generally do more to ease capacity constraints at the capital's congested airports. JAL will also ask for lower landing fees, which it says are over three times the world average.
Source: Airline Business
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