TOKYO - ANA Holdings Inc. said Tuesday it is expecting a record net loss of 510 billion yen ($4.9 billion) in the current business year through March due to depressed air travel demand amid the coronavirus pandemic, prompting the major Japanese airline to take restructuring steps to become leaner and launch new businesses.
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