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Ex-flight attendant Mitsuko Tottori becomes Japan Airlines' first woman president

Tottori, who joined the company in 1985, will take over the reins from Yuji Akasaka in April.

Mitsuko Tottori named as first woman president of JAL

Tokyo:Japan Airlines on Wednesday named former cabin attendant Mitsuko Tottori as its new president, becoming the first woman to head the carrier and.

Former cabin attendant becomes Japan Airlines President

Japan Airlines gets first woman president following a fatal plane collision during the holidays

Japan Airlines has named Mitsuko Tottori as its first woman president following a collision between one of its planes and a coast guard aircraft during Japanese New Year holidays that left five dead. Tottori — currently senior managing executive officer of JAL and the first woman to climb the ranks from cabin attendant to the company’s new head — vowed Wednesday in a press conference to stick to her commitment to aviation safety and making it a priority.

Former Cabin Attendant Becomes First Female President of Japan Airlines

Mitsuko Tottori, a former cabin attendant, will be promoted to the next president of Japan Airlines, becoming the first woman to hold the position of highest-ranking executive in the company.

JAL taps ex-flight attendant Tottori as 1st female president

Japan Airlines Co. taps former flight attendant Mitsuko Tottori to become its first female president in April.

JAL names former cabin attendant as first female president

TOKYO Japan Airlines will promote former cabin attendant Mitsuko Tottori to president effective April 1, the Japanese carrier announced on Wednesday,…

TOKYO Japan Airlines will promote former cabin attendant Mitsuko Tottori to president effective April 1, the Japanese carrier announced on Wednesda

Japan Airlines Names Former Flight Attendant as First Female President

Mitsuko Tottori becomes first woman president of airline in Japan

Japan Airlines Wednesday promoted former cabin attendant Mitsuka Tottori to become the company's first female president, effective April 1.