Japan Airlines and Airbus Drive Unprecedented Growth in Sustainable Aviation by Fueling the MORISORA Project with Innovation and Large-Scale Bioethanol Production - Travel And Tour World

Nippon Paper Partners Project on Commercial Production of Sustainable Aviation Fuel from Woody Biomass

Nippon Paper Industries Company Limited, Sumitomo Corporation, Green Earth Institute Company Limited, Japan Airlines (JAL) and Airbus will work on commercial production and sale of sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) made from bioethanol using domestic wood. Mar 18, 2025 (From left to right) Wood chips, pulp, fermentation culture liquid, “MORISORA” bioethanolImage Source: Sumitomo Corporation Nippon Paper Industries Company Limited, Sumitomo Corpora…

Major airlines in Japan include Japan Airlines (JAL), All Nippon Airways (ANA) and low-cost carriers Peach Aviation and Jetstar Japan. The largest airlines in Japan – Japan Airlines 1. Japan Airlines (JAL) is the flag carrier of the Japanese state. Founded in 1951 and fully privatized in 1987, the company […] The article Airlines in Japan. 4 major players in the market first appeared in CursDeGuvernare.ro.

New Boeing and Airbus Order to Expand Japan Airlines Fleet

Japan Airlines has stepped up its game to expand its global network. Know what the order for 17 Boeing 737 MAX 8 and 11 Airbus A321neo aircraft mean for the Japan Airlines fleet.

Airbus and partners sign MoU to develop SAF from wood in Japan

Airbus, along with Japan Airlines (JAL), have signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) to advance the production of SAF.The post Airbus and partners sign MoU to develop SAF from wood in Japan appeared first on Airport Technology.

Japan Airlines' ZIPAIR Plans Huge Expansion, Fleet Of 20 Boeing 787s

Japan Airlines has announced plans to greatly expand its low cost subsidiary, ZIPAIR. This also sheds some light on Japan Airlines’ recent fleet renewal announcement. ZIPAIR acquiring 787-9s, expanding fleet to 20 Dreamliners ZIPAIR is Japan Airlines’ low cost carrier, which launched operations in 2020. The airline operates out of Tokyo Narita (NRT), serving both short and long haul routes. In some cases the airline replicates Japan Airlines’ ne…

JAL to add seventeen B737-8s, ZIPAIR to take B787-9s

JAL - Japan Airlines (JL, Tokyo Haneda) will add 17 incremental B737-8s to its fleet, aiming to replace the B737-800s it currently operates. The company's low-cost subsidiary ZIPAIR also announced plans to introduce around ten B787-9s transferred from its parent company, thus doubling its fleet size. This follows JAL’s order for twenty-one B737-8s signed in March 2023, with the airline now expected to receive 38 aircraft of the type in total. Th…