ANA Holdings returns to black in April-Sept. for 1st time in 3 yrs

ANA Holdings Inc. said Monday it made a net profit for the six months that ended in September, marking its first black ink for the period in three years, as travel demand rebounded from the COVID-19 pandemic.The parent of All Nippon Airways Co. posted a net profit of 19.54 billion yen ($132 million) for the reporting period, a reversal from a net loss of 98.80 billion yen a year ago, as more people started flying for leisure and business after the easing of COVID restrictions.Operating profit came to 31.45 billion yen, also returning to profitability from an operating loss of 116.01 billion…READ FULL ARTICLE