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Gov't asks creditor banks to waive Y220 bil in loans to JAL

Wednesday 21st October, 06:24 AM JST

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  • Beelzebub at 07:55 AM JST - 21st October

    Stopgap measure at best. JAL is hemorrhaging money at record-setting rates. It should cut all international routes but Honolulu, JFK-NYC, LA, Taipei and Hong Kong, which run mostly full. Leave the rest to ANA, which knows how to make money by doing a better job of keeping out retired bureaucrats.

  • fds at 10:53 AM JST - 21st October

    its a public company right? why should they get special treatment? ana should also ask the government for 220 billion.

  • marushka at 05:32 PM JST - 21st October

    JAL is one of the most expensive aircompanies and they are still struggling with their profit???

  • The758 at 08:00 AM JST - 22nd October

    its a public company right? why should they get special treatment?

    JAL is Japan's flag carrier

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