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Service hospitality. Personalisation of service. Interaction with customers. Language skills. Cabin presence and attention. Responding to customer requests. Quality consistency among staff. Cabin Staff Service - Short haul Attention to cabin safety. Where JAL flies in the U. Los Angeles. New York. San Diego. San Francisco. Kona, Hawaii.

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Part of this wide reach is possible thanks to its membership of the oneworld alliance. Frequent flier members of any oneworld carrier can earn and redeem miles for their flights, and oneworld Sapphire and Emerald members can enjoy access to oneworld lounges no matter what cabin they are travelling in when flying internationally. There is also the opportunity to codeshare with these airlines - travellers can fly multiple oneworld airlines on the same ticket.

Japanese hospitality blends respect and kindness with formality, and Japan Airlines is no different. The latter is only available to First Class passengers as well as oneworld Emerald elite members. Lounges are in both Tokyo airports plus Nagoya and Osaka. In other cities, Business Class passengers have access to partner and oneworld lounges where available.

The fleet includes a mishmash of Boeing , Boeing and Boeing Dreamliner aircraft that all come in a range of configurations with varied styles of seats. Some are in a setup, others in a configuration and some even in a tight With so many configurations, and plans to continue updating and retrofitting, it can be hard to understand which product is offered on which flight.

Seatmaps provide a good indication of what to expect. Japan Airlines have also added the Airbus A to its fleet, but with a high-density configuration, thankfully confined to domestic flights.

The Business Class cabins on Japan Airlines all feature a distinctly Japanese design, largely using tones of black and grey, with seat shells in cream and white. Although the configuration on the Boeing and on the Boeing may be on the tight side, the suites are remarkably comfortable.

Every suite offers direct aisle access thanks to clever positioning, and retractable partitions add privacy. For couples, the privacy partition can be lowered for conversation. For the most private of all suites, select one by the window. Entertainment is provided on inch monitors, and Airweave mattresses and pillows help provide a good rest on long flights. Bulkhead seats offer greater legroom.

Every seat has direct aisle access and good privacy thanks to all seats facing slightly away from the aisle and featuring winged seat shells.

Pairs of seats in the centre section are ideal for couples because you can lean forward and chat together or sit back in privacy thanks to a movable central divider.

These seats feature inch monitors. They come in a staggered setup and feature a It is best to avoid the reclining or angled lie-flat seats that are low on privacy and comfort. These are mostly used on regional routes aboard the Boeing and Dreamliner, but are sometimes used on longer flights. Power outlets are convenient in all setups, and tray tables are easy to unfold. Small storage areas detail thoughtful touches such as a place for reading glasses, a water bottle or reading material.

Still, with such a dizzying array of seat types, be sure to pay attention to the route and aircraft type. The flight search on BusinessClass. This way you can see the seat and cabin configuration of the flight in which you are interested, before making your choice. Japan Airlines offers exceptional cuisine as part of its BEDD menu program and serves traditional Japanese fare as well as international dishes to please every palate.

While the airline does not provide a pre-departure beverage during boarding, the rest of the inflight service experience is designed to impress. It begins with a printed menu explaining all of the options. Passengers can choose between a Japanese set menu, which is traditionally heavy on seafood or an international menu with choices including beef or chicken.

A vegetarian option is sometimes available. JAL is known for its chicken curry served with rice. This signature dish is available in many of its airport lounges as well as onboard as part of its snack menu.



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