JAL, All Nippon Revenues on Upswing
Strong international traffic and restructuring programs have helped Japan's two major international carriers--Japan Airlines and All Nippon Airways--finish 1995 in the black. For JAL, the year that ended Mar. 31 brought its first operating profit since 1990. Revenues climbed 7.8%, to 1.1 trillion...
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