"Former Flight Attendant Becomes Japan Airlines' First Female President"
TL;DR
Mitsuko Tottori, a former flight attendant, will become the first female president of Japan Airlines in April, aiming to address safety concerns following a recent collision. With a career shaped by a deadly 1985 accident, she emphasizes the importance of safety and intends to serve as a role model for female employees. Tottori's experience in safety policies and field operations has been cited as a reason for her appointment, as she vows to prioritize safety and service in her new role.
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