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JAL and ANA together spill $2bn in red ink on virus headwinds

Japan Airlines eyes return to profitability in March if air travel rebounds

ANA Holdings and Japan Airlines have both suffered deep declines in passenger traffic. (Photo by Kosaku Mimura)
YUKO NAGAE, Nikkei staff writer | Japan

TOKYO -- Japan's two largest airlines have logged a combined net loss of roughly $1.9 billion for the April-June quarter as the coronavirus pandemic slashed demand for both domestic and international air travel.

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