Airlines
Japan Airlines Permanently Grounds PW4000-powered 777s
JAL has accelerated the retirement of its Boeing 777s by a year.

Japan Airlines has decided not to return its 13 Pratt & Whitney PW4000-112-powered Boeing 777s to service following their suspension of operations due to recent in-flight engine failures, including a December 4 incident involving a JAL 777-200. The airline had planned to retire its Pratt-powered 777s by March of next year but has accelerated their removal in favor of service with Airbus A350-900s on domestic routes out of Osaka and shift other aircraft flying international service to maintain frequencies on flights within the country.