日本航空 / Japan Airlines – 中英文维基百科词条融合

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2. 维基百科的相关词条 | See also

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  • Air transport in Japan【日本的空中交通】
  • List of airports in Japan【日本的机场列表】
  • List of airlines of Japan【日本的航空公司列表】
  • Tokyu Corporation【东京公司】
  • Japan Air System was a wholly owned subsidiary of Tokyu, and the company was merged into Japan Airlines. So, Tokyu had Japan Airlines’ shares of 4 per cent until 2009. Now, Japan Airlines holds Tokyu’s shares of 0.16 per cent because cooperates with Tokyu.[199] Besides, Tokyu has held Japan Airlines’s shares of 0.11 per cent because cooperates with Japan Airlines[200]
    【参考译文】日本航空系统公司（JAS。又称佳速航空）是东急集团的全资子公司，该公司后来与日本航空合并。因此，直到2009年，东急集团都持有日本航空4%的股份。现在，由于与日本航空的合作，日本航空持有东急集团0.16%的股份。[199]此外，由于与日本航空的合作，东急集团也持有日本航空0.11%的股份。[200]

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