Airlines & AirlinersAsia Final Japan Airlines MD-90 flight by Matt Falcus March 12, 2013 written by Matt Falcus March 12, 2013 4K Japan Airlines will fly its last McDonnell Douglas MD-90 flight on 30 March. The type has been operating with the airline, and the former JAS subsidiary, for 17 years mainly on domestic routes. The final flight will be from Hiroshima to Tokyo Haneda. Author Matt Falcus View all posts airaircraftflightjaljapanlastlinesmd-90retirement 0 comment 0 FacebookTwitterPinterestEmail Matt Falcus previous post Emirates Cargo transferring to Dubai World Central next post SWISS goes for 777-300s to replace A340s You may also like Special Delta Olympics Livery Spotted March 29, 2024 Asiana Airlines Retires Last 747 March 25, 2024 Cargo Carriers Which Fly the Boeing 757 March 23, 2024 A Guide to the Boeing 757 Variants March 19, 2024 What Aircraft Does Qatar Airways Have in its... March 16, 2024 Nolinor Adds 737-400 in Own Livery March 14, 2024 Fly91 Launches Next Week March 12, 2024 The World’s Largest Fleets of Passenger Boeing 757s... March 11, 2024 British Airways’ Gatwick Aircraft Fleets March 10, 2024 New Airliners March 2024 March 4, 2024 Leave a Comment Save my name, email, and website in this browser for the next time I comment. Δ