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Japan Airlines (JAL) is reducing its cash burn triggered by the COVID-19 crisis and has predicted it will make further progress toward achieving positive cash flow during the current quarter. The airline reported a substantial net loss of ¥57.9 billion ($532 million) for the three months through...
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