Japan Airlines Co. said Thursday its net profit increased 2.8-fold to 95.53 billion yen ($614 million) in the business year ended March, lifted by a recovery in tourism demand after the coronavirus pandemic ended.Sales for the year grew 20.1 percent to 1.65 trillion yen. Both net profit and sales surpassed the pre-pandemic 2019 figures for the first time, the airline said.Robust international travel demand drove the growth in profit as a weaker yen lured more travelers from overseas. Sales of its international operations jumped 49.1 percent to 622.3 billion yen, exceeding the 2019 figure by…READ FULL ARTICLE
