What jet lag? ANA's app helps business flyers adapt quickly

Software prompts travelers on when to eat and sleep to feel less tired

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A passenger catches some sleep as his flight prepares for takeoff. © Getty Images

MASASHI ISAWA, Nikkei staff writer

TOKYO -- A new smartphone app from the parent of top Japanese carrier All Nippon Airways offers travelers advice on when to eat and sleep in order to avoid jet lag, the company said Tuesday.

To test the app before its April debut, ANA Holdings has recruited 50 employees from insurer Sompo Japan Nipponkoa Holdings and Tokyo fitness club operator Tokyu Sports Oasis.

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