New ANA chief hints at more route closures, flight cuts in FY 09

New ANA chief hints at more route closures, flight cuts in FY 09

TOKYO, Japan - New All Nippon Airways Co. President Shinichiro Ito speaks during a recent interview with Kyodo News. Ito, 58, suggested the company will implement route closures and flight cuts in fiscal 2009 in addition to those already conducted on 11 routes in fiscal 2008 if demand for air travel continues to decline.

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