Tag: japan airlines

Corporate

Airlines fly into a cloud of Eyjafjallajökull

Airspace closures across northern Europe have grabbed headlines but will barely register on the bottom lines of Asian airlines.

By Edward Russell | 20 April 2010

Cash

Providing finance when the banks can't

Some prudent financial planning by BOC Aviation's CFO Thim Fatt Phang allowed the company to capitalise on the downturn.

By Edward Russell | 30 March 2010

Corporate

Japan Airlines decides to stay with Oneworld

Sticking with American Airlines in Oneworld could be a stop-gap move for Japan Airlines while it seeks financial stability.

By Edward Russell | 10 February 2010

Corporate

Narita landing rights at centre of Japan Airlines’ alliance decision

Reducing the presence of US airlines at Tokyo's Narita Airport is a key issue behind the Japanese government’s reported preference for a Japan Airlines-Delta tie-up.

By Edward Russell | 1 February 2010

Business Moves

Japan Airlines bankruptcy is good for Japan

Japan Airlines’ slide into bankruptcy may be one of the country’s worst kept secrets, but it affirms the DPJ’s pro-free market stance.

By Edward Russell | 20 January 2010

Business Moves

Bidding war for Japan Airlines heats up

American Airlines and TPG offer $1.1 billion for Japan Airlines, exceeding Delta Air Lines’ $1.03 billion offer.

By Edward Russell | 4 December 2009

Business Moves

What lies ahead for loss-making Japan Airlines?

Japan Airlines posts a record loss, while US suitors American Airlines and Delta continue to circle.

By Edward Russell | 18 November 2009

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