JAL 1H net income drops 2%; raises profit guidance on falling fuel prices

Credit: Courtesy, Boeing
Japan Airlines [JAL] saw its profits slip slightly in the six months through September, but falling fuel prices have prompted the carrier to raise its profitability guidance for its full fiscal year. JAL reported net income of ¥80.3 billion ($736 million) for its fiscal first half, down 2% from ¥81...

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