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21-Sep-2009 2:30 AM

Japan Airlines dances with SkyTeam and oneworld. Three weeks that will reshape North Asian aviation

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China may be the aviation market of the future. But Japan today remains a highly significant country in North Asia for several reasons. In a relatively small geographic area, it is the home of countless major global companies and has among the highest levels of GDP per capita in the world. Its market is far higher yielding than its near neighbours and therefore far more attractive to foreign airlines, especially the Americans and Europeans.

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