Airline Slump Forces Cuts at ANA
Hard hit by the world airline slump, Japan's second largest carrier, All Nippon Airways, said it will suffer an 11-billion-yen (88.7-million) group net loss for the fiscal year ending Mar. 31, a surprising downturn from a 40-billion-yen net profit for fiscal 2000. To cope with falling ticket sales...
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