All Nippon Airways Co. plans to slash costs by ¥100 billion and expand international flights as it gears up for rising competition at home.
The carrier, the world's only operator so far of Boeing Co.'s 787 Dreamliner, plans to boost international capacity by 22 percent in the two years starting April 1, the carrier said Friday.
The cost savings are planned by the end of March 31, 2015, it said.
ANA, which has 55 of the Boeing 787s on order, plans to use the new planes to expand overseas service, including flights to Seattle and San Jose, California, from Tokyo. (Japan Times)
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