Japan Airlines (7659 bytes)
7: ... ''JAL'') is the largest [[Airline|airline]] in [[Japan]].
9: ...pan Air Commuter]], [[Japan Asia Airways]], and [[Japan Transocean Air]].
14: ... for a reliable air transportation system to help Japan grow in the aftermath of [[World War II]].
16: In [[1952]], a [[Martin 404]] of Japan Air Lines crashed, killing all 37 on board.
18: ... the new '''Japan Airlines''', which was owned by Japanese government, was established and the former com...

Japan Airlines destinations (3747 bytes)
1: This is a list of airports that [[Japan Airlines]] flies to.
16: * [[China, Republic of]] See: [[Japan Asia Airways]]
17: * [[Japan]]

Japan Airlines Flight 472 (1765 bytes)
1: ...2''' was [[aircraft hijacking|hijacked]] by the [[Japanese Red Army]] on [[September 28]], [[1977]].
5: ...rime Minister [[Takeo Fukuda]] announced that the Japanese government would accept the hijackers' demands...
9: ...r the incident, Japan's [[National Police Agency (Japan)|National Police Agency]] established a [[Special...

Japan Airlines Flight 350 (930 bytes)
1: ...ic scheduled passenger flight from [[Fukuoka]], [[Japan]], to [[Tokyo]].
11: * [[Japan Airlines]]

Japan Airlines Flight 123 (3002 bytes)
2: ...into [[Mount Osutaka]] in [[Gunma Prefecture]], [[Japan]], on [[August 12]], [[1985]].
16: ...igher and lower ranking employees of the Japanese Airlines [[seppuku|committed suicide]] in the aftermath. S...
22: ....ne.jp/detestation/123.html The record of JAL123 (Japanese)]

Japan-Republic of Korea Joint Declaration A New Japan-Republic of Korea Partnership towards the Twenty-first Century (616 bytes)
1: ...firm friendly and cooperative relations between [[Japan]] and the [[South Korea|Republic of Korea]].
4: ...i/Japan-Republic_of_Korea_Joint_Declaration_A_New_Japan-Republic_of_Korea_Partnership_towards_the_Twenty-...

UM Airlines (978 bytes)
1: [[Image:DC-9 UR-CBY.JPG|thumb|right|250px|UM Airlines Douglas DC-9]]
3: ...ian - Mediterranean Airlines''' (also known as UM Airlines or as UM Air) is a [[Ukraine|Ukranian]] [[airline...
8: *[http://www.umairlines.com/eng/about/ UM Airlines official webpage in English]
12: [[Category:Airlines of Ukraine]]
14: [[fr:UM Airlines]]

VG Airlines (518 bytes)
1: ...nkruptcy. The airline was rebranded as '''Delsey Airlines''' for several months later in the year, but ceas...

S&M Airlines (1837 bytes)
2: ...align="center" bgcolor="orange" colspan="3"|''S&M Airlines''
4: |align="center" colspan="3"|[[Image:NOFX S&M Airlines.jpg|Album cover]]
35: |valign="top"|<small>''S&M Airlines''<br />([[1989]])</small>
39: '''''S&M Airlines''''' is the second studio album by [[NOFX]], it w...
47: #"S&M Airlines"

Cirrus Airlines (2315 bytes)
1: '''Cirrus Airlines''' (founded in 1995) is a German airline, operati...
4: ...February 2000, upon the 5th anniversary of Cirrus Airlines, when it established a cooperative partnership wi...
7: The current fleet of Cirrus Airlines consists of 10 planes:
18: [[Category:Airlines of Germany]]

Southeast Airlines (920 bytes)
1: '''Southeast Airlines''', abbreviated SEAL, was a low fare [[airline]] ...

Angel Airlines (307 bytes)
1: ...here are two airlines that have the name '''Angel Airlines'''
3: ...domestic airline of [[Romania]] - http://www.angelairlines.ro
4: ... airline based in [[Thailand]] - http://www.angelairlines.com

Siberia Airlines (6019 bytes)
1: '''Siberia Airlines''' ([[Russian language|Russian]]:''&#1040;&#1074;...
6: Siberia airlines was created in [[1992]] in [[Novosibirsk]], [[Rus...
8: ...had started first international route (as Siberia Airlines) from [[Novosibirsk]] to [[Frankfurt]], [[Germany...
10: In the first half of the [[1990s]] Siberia Airlines was a medium-size regional airline like many othe...
12: ...through a series of mergers with smaller regional airlines. In [[1999]] it opened [[Moscow]] branch in [[Vnu...

Soder Airlines (466 bytes)
1: '''Soder Airlines''' is an airline in [[Finland]], which started it...
3: *[http://www.soder.fi/ Soder Airlines]
8: [[Category:Airlines of Finland]]

Turkish Airlines (1434 bytes)
1: [[de:Turkish Airlines]][[ja:&#12488;&#12523;&#12467;&#33322;&#31354;]]
2: ...as founded on [[May 20]], [[1933]] as the ''State Airlines Administration.''
4: ...ish.tc-jfn.2.750pix.jpg|thumb|right|250px|Turkish Airlines Boeing 737-800]]
6: ...sh.a340.arp.750pix.jpg |thumb|right|250px|Turkish Airlines Airbus A340-300]]
8: On [[3 March]] [[1974]], [[Turkish Airlines Flight 981]] crashed in France, killing all 346 p...

Solomon Airlines (4047 bytes)
1: '''Solomon Airlines''' is the national [[airline]] of the [[Solomon I...
4: ...''Megapode Airlines''. ''Megapode'' was ''Solomon Airlines'' fore runner.
14: ...67]] to upgrade international services, ''Solomon Airlines'' was forced to lease one from another company, a...
17: Nowadays, ''Solomon Airlines'' has apparently battled off the consequences of ...
19: ...|Wooster plastic plane models]] to make ''Solomon Airlines'' models.

Daallo Airlines (1158 bytes)
1: '''Daallo Airlines''' is an [[airline]] based in [[Djibouti]]. The c...
7: *Callsign: Daallo Airlines
11: Daallo Airlines serve 15 destinations from Djibouti including Asm...
19: *[http://www.daallo.com/ Daallo Airlines]
21: [[Category:Airlines of Djibouti]]

Eritrean Airlines (1144 bytes)
1: ...] and [[Massawa]] and sales agent for other major airlines flying to Eritrea. In May [[2002]] it was decided...
3: Eritrean Airlines took delivery of their first aircraft, a leased [...
23: *[http://www.flyeritrea.com/ Eritrean Airlines]
24: .../ER/Eritrean_Airlines_(B8_ERT)/Fleet.htm Eritrean Airlines Fleet Detail]
27: [[Category:Airlines of Eritrea]]

Cameroon Airlines (879 bytes)
1: '''Cameroon Airlines''' is the national [[airline]] of [[Cameroon]] an...
21: *[http://www.cameroon-airlines.com/ Cameroon Airlines]
23: [[Category:Airlines of Africa]]

Kyrgyzstan Airlines (705 bytes)
1: '''Kyrgyzstan Airlines''' is an [[airline]] based in [[Bishkek]] in [[Ky...
22: [[Category:Airlines of Kyrgyzstan]]

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