JAL Focuses On Measured Growth Through 2000
Japan Airlines will try to do more with less for the rest of the 1990s, using its aircraft more efficiently, selling underutilized assets, continuing to shed employees and contracting out more work, the carrier said in its medium-range business plan. "Investments in ground facilities and...
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