Jetstar, JAL in joint venture
Some Jetstar flights to Bali will resume on Friday, although many remain stranded by volcanic ash.
JAPAN Airlines will enter the low-cost carriers market through a joint venture with Qantas subsidiary Jetstar, a report says.
Japans top business newspaper, Nikkei, said on Friday the Japanese airline will begin low-cost flight services in Japan next year.
The airline, known as JAL, also aims to expand low-cost services on international routes.
JALs joint venture will be with the Jetstar unit of Australian flag carrier Qantas Airways.
It will be capitalised at Y10 billion to Y20 billion ($A115 million to $A230 million), the paper said.
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