Staff writer
Japan Airlines, the nation's largest international carrier, is attempting to escape from its negative legacy and get off to a fresh start under new President Isao Kaneko.
In the last business year, which ended in March, the carrier used 150 billion yen in internal reserves to write off its accumulated deficits and special losses of its affiliated companies in the hotel and resort business.
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