TOKYO - ANA Holdings Inc. reported Friday a net loss of 51.16 billion yen ($470 million) in the April-June quarter as the coronavirus pandemic continued to dent travel demand, but cost-cutting and a robust cargo business helped the airline to limit the red ink.
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