The phrase "a jal" is not correct or usable in written English.
It appears to be a fragment and lacks context to determine its intended meaning or usage.
Example: "I saw a jal in the distance, but I couldn't identify what it was."
Alternatives: "a vehicle" or "a type of".
When he heads to New York next year, though, it will surely be on a JAL flight.
"The terrorist attack was a major blow for airline companies," Yasuhiro Takebayashi, a JAL spokesman, said today.
On Friday, the United States government ordered a broad review of the Boeing 787, citing concern over a battery that caught fire last week, also on a JAL plane in Boston, and other problems.
JAL was bailed out in 2009, and the turnaround body "said initially it would hold its JAL stake for three years, so we are considering a possible relisting in 2012," said Seiji Takaramoto, a JAL spokesman.
The news that Isao Kaneko will resign May 31 came a day after a drop in cabin pressure forced a JAL flight from New York to Tokyo with 355 people aboard to make an emergency landing.
A JAL 747 was also shown in the beginning of the live action version of Prince of Tennis movie.
American and its partners also argued that a JAL-Delta tie-up would face severe regulatory opposition in the United States "because of the stranglehold this combination would hold on Japan-USA travel, with more than 60percentt of the market".
In a statement, JAL denied a final decision had been made on its restructuring plans, and said it had no announcement to make.
'She was like a mum,' Jal has said.
In a statement, JAL's president, Yoshiharu Ueki, said the airline was aware of the many challenges it faced.
It tells, often to a rhythmic beat, the sad, courageous story of Emmanuel Jal, a young Sudanese man (he doesn't know his age, but assumes he was born around 1980) who was a child soldier during the Sudanese Civil War of the 80s, and became a successful Hip Hop artist, an astonishing accomplishment since it's a miracle he's even alive.
