TOKYO/ SINGAPORE -- ANA Holdings and Singapore Airlines had their most torrid quarter between April and June, no thanks to the coronavirus pandemic, the airlines reported on Wednesday.
ANA Holdings made a net loss of 108 billion yen ($1 billion) in the three months to end-June, its worst-ever quarterly results, the Japanese carrier said. Meanwhile, Singapore Airlines reported a net loss of 1.12 billion Singapore dollars ($810 million) for the same period.
