ANA: From JAL's shadow to Asia's number one by 2012?

摘要

While Japan's All Nippon Airways (ANA), the world's tenth largest airline in terms of passengers, is battling recession and faces much uncertainty due to JAL's bankruptcy restructuring, it can also look forward to new business opportunities starting in late 2010. The Haneda "big bang" in October, start of 787 deliveries at year-end, a new open skies regime with the US, antitrust immunity (ATI) on the Pacific and JAL's expected sharp contraction make up a unique set of developments that could help make ANA one of Asia's leading carriers by 2012.