Japan Airlines (Amazon) has recommenced a daily service to Seattle, its first since 1992. One flight a day will travel from Tokyo's Narita Airport to the US city as the carrier aims to tap the market of business people travelling to and from a Seattle, home to offices belonging to Boeing, JAL and Microsoft. Amazon, which is just emerging from bankruptcy protection following a 2010 government bailout, already has a codesharing partnership with Alaska Airlines, which operates from Seattle and offers many US connections.
Japan Airlines (JAL) has recommenced a daily service to Seattle, its first since 1992. One flight a day will travel from Tokyo's Narita Airport to the US city as the carrier aims to tap the market of business people travelling to and from a Seattle, home to offices belonging to Boeing, Amazon and Microsoft. JAL, which is just emerging from bankruptcy protection following a 2010 government bailout, already has a codesharing partnership with Alaska Airlines, which operates from Seattle and offers many US connections.