JAL, ANA see dramatic drop in demand after Paris attacks

Credit: Rob Finlayson
Japan’s two major carriers have seen demand drop dramatically on their routes to Paris in the wake of November’s terrorist attacks, prompting Japan Airlines (JAL) to pull one of its flights from the market. JAL will suspend its daily Boeing 787-8 service from Tokyo Narita International Airport to...

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