Japanese first
Japan Airlines (JAL) subsidiary J-Air has become the country's first airline to order regional jets, with a deal for two Bombardier Canadair Regional Jet Series 200s. The Hiroshima-based airline, which operates five British Aerospace Jetstream 31s, will receive the two 50-seaters in November next year and in March 2001.
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