What does JAS stand for?

Japan Air System

This definition appears very rarely

Other Resources:

<< Previous	Abbreviation Database Surfer		Next >>
Jabatan Alam Sekitar (Malaysia) JAG Automated System Jaish Ansar Al-Sunna (Islamist Armed Groups in Iraq) Jakt, Attack, Spaning (Swedish Military Aircraft) Jamaica Agricultural Society Jamaica AIDS Support James Janus Aspen Series (investments) Japan Aerobatic Academy Japan Aerobatic School		Japan Airship Services Japan Atherosclerosis Society Japanese Agricultural Standard Japanese Amateur Satellite Japanese Association, Singapore Java Application Server Jazz Aspen Snowmass (Aspen, CO) Jedi Against Sith (gaming clan) Jet Air Service (freight forwarding company) Jharkhand Administrative Service (India)

Samples in periodicals archive:

About Japan Airlines Corporation The JAL Group (TSE: 9201) is Japan's leading air transportation group, resulting from the integration of Japan Airlines and Japan Air System on October 2, 2002.

JAL International and JAL Domestic to Unify October 1, 2006

8 billion yen as a result of aggressive sales campaigns and the business integration between JAL and Japan Air System in October 2002.

JAL group incurs group net loss of 88.62 bil. yen for FY 2003

Byline: David Bowermaster; Seattle Times aerospace reporter Japan Air Systems (JAS) canceled 215 domestic flights Monday and yesterday as it examined the source and severity of engine cracks it discovered recently on at least 12 of its 25 MD-80 single-aisle jets.

No MD-80 engine woes reported in U.S

5 Kyodo Staff of Japan Airlines, All Nippon Airways and Japan Air System were at Tokyo Station on Tuesday, distributing pamphlets with the companies' message to the public to go abroad more and fly with their airlines.

Japanese airlines call on public to fly abroad more

China Southern Airlines had previously had code share service on the Tokyo/Guangzhou route with Japan Air System (JAS) and currently offers daily service between the two cities using Boeing 777 aircraft.

China Southern & Japan Airlines To Codeshare on Tokyo-Guangzhou Run; ...

The unprofitable carrier is renewing its fleet as it braces for competition from a planned merger between its biggest rivals, Japan Airlines and Japan Air System, in October.

Japan carrier buys 14 Boeing widebody jets

JAPAN Airlines and smaller rival Japan Air System are planning to merge by next September and fully integrate operations by 2004 in a deal that will create the world's sixth-largest airline.

Japan carriers plan merger

com/en, the largest airline in The People's Republic of China, and Japan Air System (JAS), announced the launch of new joint code-share, non-stop service between Guangzhou and Tokyo, beginning Monday, Oct.

China Southern Airlines and Japan Air System Announce New Tokyo ...