ANA targets large increases of revenue and profit under the new midterm plan

ANA released the new midterm corporate plan for the next four years (FY2006 to FY2009) on January 31 this year, placing the four fiscal years as the important term for ANA to become "number one airline in Asia." Although ANA usually makes a three-fiscal years corporate plan, it released the four-fiscal years plan this time because a business plan for completion ofthe Haneda-re-expansion program in FY2009 should be included.

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ANA targets large increases of revenue and profit under the new midterm plan
Airline
*ANA to revise upward its financial outlook for FY2005
*ANA and Japan Post will launch a new joint venture for cargo operation
*JAL and SKY tie up for code-sharing flights on Haneda-Kobe route
Airport
*Narita passengers for 2005 reached more than 31 million
*Centrair still increased international flight passengers
*Flight connections are growing at Centrair
Industry
*FHI made the first flightof AH-64D for GSDF
*KHI aerospace businesses largely increased both orders and sales
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