TOKYO - Japan Airlines Co. reported Friday a net loss of 286.69 billion yen ($2.6 billion) for the business year through March as the coronavirus pandemic depressed travel demand, causing the air carrier to log its first red ink since relisting in 2012 following rehabilitation.
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