TOKYO -- All Nippon Airways parent ANA Holdings is expected to book an operating loss of roughly 110 billion yen ($968 million) for the April-September half, as Japan's aviation sector struggles to rebound amid the coronavirus pandemic.
Though this figure represents an improvement from the 280.9 billion yen loss a year earlier, the air transport group has been slow to recover compared with its leading U.S. rivals, which returned to profit in the July-September quarter.
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