Japan Airlines (JAL) has delayed the retirement of its first Boeing 777-300ER aircraft by one day from the originally planned schedule.
The first aircraft to be retired, JA734J, is scheduled to depart Sydney at 8:15 AM on August 20th, arriving at Tokyo/Haneda at 5:05 PM on flight JL52.
The cabin configuration includes 8 seats in the First Class “JAL SUITE” in a “1-2-1” layout, 49 seats in Business Class “JAL SKY SUITE” in a “2-3-2” layout, 40 seats in Premium Economy Class “JAL SKY PREMIUM” in a “2-3-2” layout, and 147 seats in Economy Class “JAL SKY WIDER” in a “3-3-3” layout, totaling 244 seats.
JAL possesses 13 Boeing 777-300ER aircraft for its long-haul international routes. With the introduction of the Airbus A350-1000 as the new flagship for international flights, these aircraft will be retired in phases.
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