While the company’s lead carrier All Nippon Airways will cash in on high-priced business travels, its budget airlines will target tourists headed overseas, the paper said.
ANA bought AirAsia Bhd out of a Japanese budget airline joint venture for 2.45 billion yen ($24.99 million) last month, dissolving a loss-making alliance after less than two years.
This unit will now become a resort-oriented carrier, ANA said on Tuesday, the Nikkei said.
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