Mitsuko Tottori: Japan Airlines’ First Female CEO Challenges Corporate Barriers

Mitsuko Tottori, a former flight attendant, has been appointed as Japan Airlines’ (JAL) first female CEO, creating a significant milestone in Japan’s business sector. Her unique career path, starting as a flight attendant, has garnered both astonishment and skepticism, but Tottori’s appointment underscores the growing presence of women in leadership roles. This historic event follows a recent incident where JAL’s flight attendants were praised for their exceptional handling of an emergency evacuation, highlighting the importance of aviation safety, an area where Tottori’s personal experience will be invaluable.

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