Japan Airlines Loses JPY 99 Billion, Launches Flight Reductions
Japan Airlines will reduce frequencies on eight Asian international routes and drop Nagoya’s daily services to Paris and Seoul after announcing a JPY99 billion (US$1 billion) net loss for the three months to June 30. The carrier has suffered a drastic drop in revenue for the period, to JPY335...
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