TOKYO -- Japan Airlines is expected to report a record loss when it announces quarterly earnings Monday, but its bankruptcy a decade ago taught the carrier lessons in resilience that will prove invaluable amid a coronavirus crisis likely to drag on.
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Japan Airlines planes at Tokyo's Haneda Airport: The carrier is seen to have resilience against headwinds. (Photo by Kei Higuchi)
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