JAL narrows losses, forecasts modest full-year profit
Japan Airlines Group appears to have made significant progress in its restructuring with a fiscal first-quarter loss of ¥26.7 billion ($233.2 million) set against sharply increased fuel costs, an improvement over the year-ago period's ¥38.3 billion loss. Over the past 12 years JAL typically has...
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