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Japan Airlines: a 2001 to be forgotten

Tokyo, Japan - Net loss for USD 286m

Japan Airlines (JAL), the largest carrier of the "rising sun empire", because of the post September 11th international air traffic crisis, closed its 2001 financial year with a USD 286m net loss. JAL, which recently has been given approval to merge with Japan Air System (JAS), forecast anyway to be back on profits by 2002-2003. Once born, the new giant JAL-JAS airline will become the sixth larger...

AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency - 27893
Rome, Italy, 05/10/2002 13:18
AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency

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