Japan Airlines Co. projects a net loss of between 200 billion yen ($1.9 billion) and 250 billion yen for this fiscal year, turning unprofitable for the first time since relisting on the Tokyo stock market in 2012, sources familiar with the matter said Tuesday.JAL expects it will take time for international air travel demand to recover as long as strict border controls remain in place amid the coronavirus pandemic, the sources said.The airline has not provided its forecast for the current fiscal year to March 2021, as the spread of the virus has left the business climate uncertain. JAL is sc…READ FULL ARTICLE
