JAL ups FY 2012 earnings outlook

JAL ups FY 2012 earnings outlook

TOKYO, Japan - Japan Airlines Co. President Yoshiharu Ueki (R) attends a news conference in Tokyo on Feb. 4, 2013, to release the company's earnings and earnings forecasts. JAL raised its group earnings projection for the current business year ending in March on firm demand for international routes, shrugging off possible adverse effects of recent safety problems involving Boeing Co. 787 Dreamliners.

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