Japan Airlines (JAL) has launched a trial involving humanoid robots at airports in Tokyo, introducing advanced machines into day-to-day ground operations. The program, announced recently by the airline, is being tested at major hubs in the Japanese capital to evaluate how robotics can assist airport staff. The initiative is driven by the need to improve efficiency while addressing ongoing workforce shortages. By combining human oversight with robotic capability, the airline is exploring new ways to modernize airport handling processes. This development reflects a wider shift across the aviation sector, where automation is increasingly seen as a solution to operational challenges….