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Multiple videos have surfaced capturing the moments when a passenger plane was on fire at Tokyo airport. Passengers were seen sliding out of the burning plane.

Japan runway crash: videos from inside burning plane, passengers sliding out surface | Watch

Multiple videos have surfaced capturing the moments when a passenger plane was on fire at Tokyo airport. Passengers were seen sliding out of the burning plane.

As a passenger plane caught fire after colliding with another aircraft at Tokyo airport, several videos, some shot by the flyers, have surfaced.
One of the videos filmed from inside the plane showed the burning plane moving on the runway.
Another showed people in a state of panic, covering their faces as smoke filled the burning plane.
In yet another video, passengers were seen sliding out of the plane while it was still on fire.
All 379 passengers are said to be safe. However, five of the six crew members on the coast guard aircraft were killed.

As many as five people died after a passenger plane collided with a coast guard aircraft at Tokyo airport. The deceased were crew members of the coast gurd aircraft.

5 dead after passenger plane collides with coast guard aircraft at Japan airport: report

As many as five people died after a passenger plane collided with a coast guard aircraft at Tokyo airport. The deceased were crew members of the coast gurd aircraft.

Five of the six crew members on the Coast Guard aircraft which collided with a passenger plane of the Japan Airlines at Tokyo airport have reportedly died.
The captain of the aircraft is said to have survived the incident.
On the other hand, all 379 passengers of Japan Airlines flight JAL-516 were evacuated safely before the plane was engulfed by fire.
Coast Guard spokesperson Yoshinori Yanagishima confirmed the collision between the passenger plane and its flight MA-722, a Bombardier Dash-8.
Horrifying visuals surfaced that showed the plane on fire while being on the move on the airport's runway.

The innovative scheme aims to reduce carbon emissions and clothing waste




Hate packing? Japan may just be your perfect vacation destination. Here's why

The innovative scheme aims to reduce carbon emissions and clothing waste
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In a bid to reduce its carbon emissions, Japan Airlines has launched an innovative initiative where it will offer rental clothing to passengers during their visit to the island nation.&nbsp;
The airline on Wednesday announced that it is trialing a clothing rental service &ndash; "Any Wear, Anywhere" &ndash; that enables passengers to rent a bundle of clothing in advance, which can then be delivered to their hotel or Airbnb on arrival in Japan.&nbsp;
The idea is that by traveling light, customers can help to reduce fuel and CO2 emissions and be more sustainable in their travel.
To reserve clothing, travelers must register online and enter both their JAL reference number and their hotel address (or address of their short term rental). Travelers should make their reservation a month before traveling and can use the clothing for up to two weeks. Travelers can choose from several different &ldquo;sets&rdquo; with clothing organized by season and occasion (casual, smart casual, and a mix). A basic rental starts at 4,000 yen (or just over $27) for three tops and two bottoms.
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Japan Airlines goes gender-neutral, drops 'ladies and gentlemen' 

In a new initiative to challenge gender disparity, Japanese Airlines (JAL) is dropping, "ladies and gentlemen" from the greeting announcement. The airlines will go with expressions like, "attention all passengers" and, "welcome everyone" from October 1 on flights and airports worldwide.&nbsp;
The spokesperson of JAL&nbsp;told AFP&nbsp;that the Tokyo-based airlines aims to&nbsp;abolish expressions that do not promote&nbsp;gender inclusivity.&nbsp;
The decision is first of its kind as Japan does not recognises same-sex marriages legally, however, the government has started expanding rights for lesbians, gay, bisexual and transgender&nbsp;citizens gradually.&nbsp;

Japan Airlines goes gender-neutral, drops "ladies and gentlemen" 

In an effort to become more inclusive, Japan Airlines (JAL) is dropping 'ladies and gentlemen' from the greeting announcements. The airline will switch to expressions like 'attention all passengers' and, 'welcome, everyone' starting October 1 on all flights and airports worldwide.&nbsp;
A JAL&nbsp;spokesperson&nbsp;told AFP&nbsp;that the Tokyo-based airline aims to&nbsp;abolish expressions that do not promote&nbsp;gender inclusivity.&nbsp;
JAL is the first Asian airline to adopt this practice.&nbsp;Before this, Air Canada also announced last year that they're making a switch from gender-specific to gender-neutral greetings including 'everybody.'&nbsp;

In an effort to become more inclusive, Japan Airlines (JAL) is dropping the phrase 'ladies and gentlemen' from its greeting announcements. The airline will switch to expressions like 'attention all passengers' and, 'welcome, everyone' starting October 1 on all flights and airports worldwide.&nbsp;
A JAL&nbsp;spokesperson&nbsp;told AFP&nbsp;that the Tokyo-based airline aims to&nbsp;abolish expressions that do not promote&nbsp;gender inclusivity.&nbsp;
JAL is the first Asian airline to adopt this practice.&nbsp;Before this, Air Canada also announced last year that they're making a switch from gender-specific to gender-neutral greetings including 'everybody.'&nbsp;

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