JAL third-quarter loss rises on fuel costs, safety issues
Soaring fuel costs, "adverse publicity" over recent safety-related operational events and declining demand on services to China resulting from lingering feelings about anti-Japanese protests in April all factored into another rough quarter for Japan Airlines, which reported an ¥11 billion ($92.5...
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