Japan Airlines will no longer address passengers as "ladies and gentlemen"

 

Japan's national airline has announced that it will no longer address passengers as ladies and gentlemen, but will instead say that all passengers are attracted.

Remember that like other airlines in the world, JAL has now decided to keep the gender gap at bay.

According to the foreign news agency, this decision will be implemented from October 1 and all passengers will be attracted to the announcements in the airports and flights of Japan and phrases such as good morning, evening or good night will be used for all.

Many airlines around the world have made this change taking care of their eunuch passengers.

"We want to be an airline that provides a positive environment," Japan Airlines spokesman Mark Morimoto said in an email. We have decided that we will not discriminate on the basis of gender, age, nationality, race, religion or disability.