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ANA skips hiring for next spring as cloudy skies continue

All Nippon Airways parent will still honor existing job offers

ANA flight attendants ready to board at Tokyo's Haneda Airport.

TOKYO -- ANA Holdings said Friday it will end its recruiting activities for fiscal 2021 as the prolonged pandemic makes planning for the future difficult.

The parent company of All Nippon Airways, Japan's largest carrier, paused its hiring program for around 3,200 jobs groupwide in May. With the coronavirus outbreak still in full swing, the group decided a concrete business plan is impossible to develop at this point and terminated the recruiting effort for next spring.

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