As promised, Japan Airlines has released its consolidated result for April-December 2009 today. JAL reported a loss of 177.9 billion yen in the first three quarters of fiscal year 2009. Below are the highlights of the result.
- The consolidate revenue decreased by 414.4 billion yen to 1,144.8 billion yen. (-26.6% y.o.y)
- Operating expense decreased by 302.5 billion yen to 1,265.6 billion yen. (-19.3% y.o.y)
- Operating loss increased by 111.9 billion yen to 120.8 billion yen
- Ordinary loss increased by 127.7 billion yen to 153.3 billion.
- Net loss increased by 176 billion to 177.9 billion yen.
- International passenger and cargo saw the biggest drop in revenue, 41% and 44.4% respectively. But there were y.o.y. improvement in their revenue load/weigh factors!
- Domestic passenger and cargo revenue load/weigh decreased y.o.y.
- Overall passenger load factor remains unchanged y.o.y. Overall cargo weigh factor improved by 1% y.o.y and yet JAL has not way more money.
- See no forecast for the full fiscal year due to uncertainty.
For more details, you can refer to JAL Press Release.
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