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Calm before the Big Bang - Japan Airlines on track to report first profit in three years

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Japan Airlines (JAL) reported better-than-expected earnings for the three months ended 31-Dec-07, thanks to strong business travel demand and the suspension of loss-making routes. The carrier has also made in-roads into reducing its bloated staffing costs, while the use of more efficient aircraft lowered fuel expenses.

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