ANA Holdings, a major aviation company, has revised down its group-wide earnings forecast for the year ending March next year, revealing that the final profit and loss, which was supposed to be able to secure a surplus, is expected to turn into a deficit of 100 billion yen. I made it.
This is because the recovery of the number of passengers on both domestic and international flights has been delayed due to the prolonged impact of the new coronavirus.
If ANA's one-year financial results actually reach the final deficit, it will be the second consecutive year following last year.