ANA Holdings CEO Katanozaka

ANA Holdings CEO Katanozaka

Shinya Katanozaka, president and CEO of ANA Holdings Inc., gives an interview in Tokyo on Nov. 9, 2021. All Nippon Airways Co. operates as a unit of ANA Holdings.

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