JAL commemorates 40 years of Tokyo‑Komatsu service with flight tags
Based on · First reported
Sources
- Japan Airlines held a commemorative event at Komatsu Airport to mark the 40th anniversary of its Tokyo‑Komatsu route, featuring a send‑off ceremony at the boarding gate for flight JL186 and the distribution of special flight tags on eight flights.
- The Tokyo‑Komatsu route began on 1 October 1986; the commemorative tags were given to passengers on flights JL182, JL184, JL186 and JL188 from Komatsu to Tokyo and on JL183, JL185, JL187 and JL189 from Tokyo to Komatsu, with tags handed out at departure for the Komatsu‑origin flights and at arrival for the Tokyo‑origin flights.
How we use AI · Report an error
In this story
Related stories
- Flydubai flight from Dubai to Tel Aviv diverted to Tabuk after cockpit stabbing
- Three Indonesian airports ready for 2026 MotoGP Mandalika event
- Amazon cargo jet overruns Miami runway, five killed
- GA-ASI and SoftBank complete successful MQ-9B disaster‑relief communications test
- UK to ban extra seat fees for families with children under 14