ANA holds ceremony to mark 1 bil. passengers

TOKYO, Japan - All Nippon Airways (ANA) President Yoji Ohashi (L) presents an ANA plane model to Shigeo Nagashima, former manager of the Yomiuri Giants professional baseball club, at a ceremony held March 14 to commemorate serving 1 billion passengers on domestic and international flights since ANA's foundation in 1952. Nagashima has been selected to represent ANA's public image.

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