Japan’s second biggest airline company by revenue is the first customer for the 787 jet program.

The U.S. company said it is pushing back the schedule of its troubled 787 jet program by about six months as it unravels delays caused by a recent union- machinists strike and by problems of improperly installed fasteners on the first few planes.

The latest move is “extremely regrettable,” an ANA spokesman said.

Boeing said it is moving the airplane’s maiden flight to sometime in the second quarter of 2009, with the first delivery to ANA occurring sometime “into the first quarter of 2010.”

The Japanese airline is still assessing how large impact the delays have its business, the ANA spokesman added.

Education – High school and above

Language – Good in English (standard equivalent to CET 4). Knowing Japanese will be an advantage

Height – 160cm and above

Eyesight – Contact len is acceptable

Health – No major sickness and fit to work in aircraft

Nationality – Citizen of P.R. China

Things to bring:

Identity card

Certificate of education completed and/or language proficiency certificate

Photographs – 1 piece of your recent photo and 2 pieces of passport size photo (2 inches)