JAL forecasts 2007/08 profit, Thai nears full year target, Cargo weakness "a blip" - Cathay Pacific
Japan Airlines has forecast a return to profit in the fiscal
year ending Mar-08 (after two consecutive annual losses), as passenger revenue
starts to rise and cost-cuts take effect. JAL missed its original target of
returning to the black in the 2006/07 fiscal year, reporting a net loss of USD134
million, but it was a significant improvement on the previous year.
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