ANA Holdings Inc. said Thursday it plans to return to the black for the business year ending next March, after posting massive losses the past two years, as it expects travel demand to recover from the fallout of the COVID-19 pandemic.The parent of All Nippon Airways Co. expects a net profit of 21 billion yen ($164 million) in the current fiscal year, due to increasing bookings for domestic and international flights following the Japanese government's easing of anti-virus measures. Revenue is projected to be 62.7 percent higher at 1.66 trillion yen.It posted a net loss of 143.63 billion yen…READ FULL ARTICLE
