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JAL Rolls Out New Airbus A350-1000

Jan 16 (News On Japan) - Japan Airlines (JAL) has unveiled its new aircraft for international flights, updated for the first time in 20 years.

The long-range A350-1000 is expected to reduce carbon dioxide emissions by up to 25% compared to previous models, thanks to improved engine performance and lighter aircraft materials.

The cabin interior has undergone its first renewal in two decades, featuring high-resolution 4K monitors in every seat and larger partitions and electric reclining seats in premium economy.

In business and first class, each seat now comes with a door, while the headrests include built-in speakers, a world-first.

The new model will begin operations on the Tokyo Haneda to New York route starting from January 24.

Source: ANN

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