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JAL expects domestic flight demand to recover gradually

JAL will reduce its international flights by 93 percent in July, following a 96 percent cut in June. (AFP)
JAL will reduce its international flights by 93 percent in July, following a 96 percent cut in June. (AFP)
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11 Jun 2020 12:06:56 GMT9
11 Jun 2020 12:06:56 GMT9

TOKYO: Japan Airlines, or JAL, has canceled 7,368 domestic flights for June 15-30, with the cancellation rate shrinking to 54 percent from 72 percent for June 7-13.

The company apparently expects domestic flight demand to recover gradually after Japan's state of emergency over the COVID-19 epidemic was fully lifted late last month.

Meanwhile, JAL will reduce its international flights by 93 percent in July, following a 96 percent cut in June.

JIJI Press

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