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Japanese carriers against rise in oil prices

Tokyo, Japan - JAL and ANA boost the rates

To cover the rise in oil prices, Japan Airlines (JAL) and main domestic rival All Nippon Airways (ANA), are planning to boost by 5 per cent rates on Japan-Europe routes and to impose a fuel surcharge on domestic flights from 2005. JAL's fortunes contrast with those of ANA, which has increase cost reductions and shifted to a more profitable business structure by reducing the average size of its aircraft. All...

AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency - 107109
Rome, Italy, 11/08/2004 17:17
AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency

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