Skynet Asia intends to eliminate excess debt in FY 2004

Skynet Asia intends to eliminate excess debt in FY 2004

MIYAZAKI, Japan - Skynet Asia Airways Co. President Shoji Shimoda speaks at a news conference in Miyazaki on June 27. He said the fledgling airline intends to post its first black-ink figures and clear away its excess debt in fiscal 2004 ending March 31, 2005.

SkynetAsia Airways gets aviation business license

SkynetAsia Airways gets aviation business license

MIYAZAKI, Japan - Shoji Shimoda, president of SkynetAsia Airways, holds at a news conference an aviation transport business license his firm obtained from the Land, Infrastructure and Transport Ministry on May 21. The Miyazaki-based airline is planning to launch Tokyo-Miyazaki discount services on Aug. 1.

Wakachiku Construction execs apologize over bribery scandal

Wakachiku Construction execs apologize over bribery scandal

TOKYO, Japan - Shoji Shimoda (R), president of Wakachiku Construction Co., and another executive bow at a news conference in Tokyo on July 3 to express their apology for a scandal in which the company allegedly bribed former Construction Minister Eiichi Nakao in 1996.

Skynet Asia intends to eliminate excess debt in FY 2004

Skynet Asia intends to eliminate excess debt in FY 2004

MIYAZAKI, Japan - Skynet Asia Airways Co. President Shoji Shimoda speaks at a news conference in Miyazaki on June 27. He said the fledgling airline intends to post its first black-ink figures and clear away its excess debt in fiscal 2004 ending March 31, 2005. (Kyodo)

Skynet Asia intends to eliminate excess debt in FY 2004

Skynet Asia intends to eliminate excess debt in FY 2004

MIYAZAKI, Japan - Skynet Asia Airways Co. President Shoji Shimoda speaks at a news conference in Miyazaki on June 27. He said the fledgling airline intends to post its first black-ink figures and clear away its excess debt in fiscal 2004 ending March 31, 2005. (Kyodo)

SkynetAsia Airways gets aviation business license

SkynetAsia Airways gets aviation business license

MIYAZAKI, Japan - Shoji Shimoda, president of SkynetAsia Airways, holds at a news conference an aviation transport business license his firm obtained from the Land, Infrastructure and Transport Ministry on May 21. The Miyazaki-based airline is planning to launch Tokyo-Miyazaki discount services on Aug. 1.

Wakachiku Construction execs apologize over bribery scandal

Wakachiku Construction execs apologize over bribery scandal

TOKYO, Japan - Shoji Shimoda (R), president of Wakachiku Construction Co., and another executive bow at a news conference in Tokyo on July 3 to express their apology for a scandal in which the company allegedly bribed former Construction Minister Eiichi Nakao in 1996.