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JAL to launch Moon payload service, aims to preserve heritage
The service will sell container space to businesses and local governments and use an ispace lander planned for launch in 2028.
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Japan Airlines (JAL) plans to offer cargo flights to the moon from 2028. The new project aims to transport cultural objects that are at risk of extinction on Earth due to climate change, armed conflict or natural disasters. JAL would become the first airline to provide cargo flights to the moon, Kyodo news agency and The Japan News reported.
Japan Airlines aims to be first to deliver cargo to the moon by 2028 - VnExpress International
Japan Airlines and its trading subsidiary JALUX will start selling cargo space on a Moon-bound lander, becoming the first airline group to offer commercial transport to the lunar surface, the JAL Group announced on May 26. - VnExpress International
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