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Airline helps passengers blossom
Sunday, 13 Oct, 2011
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Japan Airlines is handing out Chrysanthemum seeds on its Eco Jet ‘nature flights’ to encourage passengers on domestic flights to make the world greener.
JAL has rolled out a newly-painted Boeing 777-200 aircraft decorated with logos of various environmental projects the airline is supporting.
The airline, which introduced its first Eco Jet in 2008 on domestic routes and a second one in 2009 for international routes, hopes to highlight environmental conservation.
By Diane Evans
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