Cabin attendants serve aboard a Japan Airlines Co. Airbus A350 jetliner from Tokyo's Haneda airport to Fukuoka Airport in southwestern Japan on Sept. 30, 2019. (Kyodo)
TOKYO - Japan Airlines Co. on Thursday stopped referring to passengers as "ladies and gentlemen" in their English flight announcements, opting instead to use gender-neutral terms to be more inclusive.
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