【日航機墜落】JAL社員が語った 123便を待つ空港で経験した”衝撃と戦慄”　封印していた記憶と社員としての40年を単独インタビュー

On August 12, 1985, a Japan Airlines plane crashed, killing 520 people, the worst single-aircraft accident in history. In his first exclusive interview in 40 years, an employee who worked at Itami Airport at the time recounts his experiences. He recalls the chaos at the airport, the role he was entrusted with in the hall where families gathered, the subsequent handover of the coffin, and the constant question, "Will it crash today?" While he had suppressed the "memories he couldn't bear," something happened that brought about a change. What is the commitment to "safety" that he has held onto for 40 years? One of the few employees who remembered that time testifies about memories that must never be forgotten. Survivors have also directly passed on the story of the accident to JAL employees, and continue to urge safety. ▼The thoughts of the bereaved families 40 years later [40 Years Since the Japan Airlines Crash] Bereaved families at Osutaka talk about "that day" and the latest technology in pursuit of aviation safety 40 years later https://txbiz.tv-tokyo.co.jp/txn/kais... #JapanAirlinesCrash #JAL #JapanAirlines #ItamiAirport #Osutaka #BereavedFamilies #AirSafety