All Brands Owned by Japan Airlines
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Tokyo, Japan
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About Japan Airlines
Japan Airlines operates as a full-service international carrier with multiple revenue streams:
- Passenger Services: Economy, business, and first-class passenger transportation
- Cargo Operations: JAL Cargo, specializing in air freight services
- Ancillary Services: Baggage fees, seat selection, and premium services
- Alliance Partnerships: Revenue sharing through oneworld alliance membership
- Regional Operations: Domestic and regional flights through subsidiary carriers
The airline serves business and leisure travelers, connecting Japan with major global markets while maintaining a strong focus on service quality and operational excellence.
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Japan Airlines Brand Portfolio Overview
Japan Airlines maintains a diverse portfolio of 0 brands across multiple industries. This comprehensive brand portfolio demonstrates the company's market presence and strategic business units.
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