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"Former Flight Attendant Becomes Japan Airlines' First Female President"

Japan Airlines has appointed Mitsuko Tottori as its first female president, marking a rare move for a major Japanese firm and global airline. Tottori, who started as a flight attendant in 1985, expressed hope that her promotion would inspire other women to advance in their careers. She emphasized a commitment to operational safety and customer service, acknowledging the challenges women face in career progression. This appointment comes amid a push for gender diversity in leadership positions within both the aviation industry and major Japanese businesses.

via BBC.com|

#aviation-industry #business-aviation #female-president

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"Former Flight Attendant Becomes Japan Airlines' First Female President"

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.

via The Washington Post|

#airline-industry #aviation-safety #businessaviation

business2 years ago•1 min saved

"Former Flight Attendant Makes History as Japan Airlines' First Female President"

Mitsuko Tottori, a former cabin attendant, has been appointed as the first female president of Japan Airlines, marking a significant milestone in a country grappling with gender inequality in the workplace. Tottori, who joined JAL in 1985, aims to inspire and support female employees in their career advancement. The airline's move comes amid increasing pressure on Japanese companies to address gender diversity and pay gaps. JAL is also focusing on recovery from the pandemic and enhancing safety operations as it undergoes leadership changes.

via CNN|

#airline-industry #business #gender-diversity

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"Former Cabin Attendant Becomes Japan Airlines' First Female President"

Japan Airlines appoints Mitsuko Tottori, a former cabin attendant, as its first female president, marking a significant move in a country striving to address gender inequality in the workplace. Tottori, who joined JAL in 1985, aims to inspire and support female employees in their career advancement. The airline's current president, Yuji Akasaka, will transition to the role of chairperson, while JAL sets a target for women to comprise 30% of managers by March 2026.

via Reuters|

#aviation #business #gender-diversity