JAS Restructuring Continues By Reducing Debt
Japan Air System (JAS) will reduce its debt by 13% over three years and will not purchase any aircraft in the next fiscal year, beginning April 1, 2000. The move, announced yesterday, is part of the carrier's ongoing restructuring efforts amid cutthroat fare competition in Japan. JAS officials said...
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