Japan Airlines Crash Sparks Staffing Calls

Air traffic controllers in Japan are advocating for a significant staff increase following a deadly crash at Tokyo's Haneda airport involving a JAL jet and a Coast Guard turboprop. The crash resulted in the death of five out of six crew members, prompting investigations into the cause. The transport workers' union is urging for increased staffing to address the burden on air traffic controllers and enhance safety. The United States and France are also grappling with air traffic control staff shortages, exacerbating safety concerns.