Credit: Joe Pries Aviation
Japan Airlines (JAL) managed to alleviate a decline in international passenger numbers with higher pricing, although the carrier still saw its profit shrink significantly in the six months through Sept. 30. International full-service passenger numbers were down 3.1% year over year for the period...
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