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GS Yuasa Corp., the maker of lithium- ion batteries for Boeing Co.’s 787 Dreamliner, rose by the most in more than four years after United Airlines, the only U.S. operator of the plane, resumed flights yesterday.
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Nippon Yusen K.K., the world’s largest publicly traded operator of liquefied petroleum gas ships, surged the most in more than four years in Tokyo after a record weekly advance in rates for carrying the cargo.
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ANA Holdings Inc., operator of a fleet of Boeing Co. 787 jets grounded since January after batteries overheated, said a switchboard was damaged by heat on a 787 training flight after a nut was not fully tightened.
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Aircastle Ltd. aims to double its aircraft leasing assets to $10 billion over the next five years as rising travel in Asia spurs demand for planes.
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ANA Holdings Inc., operator of the world’s largest Boeing Co. 787 fleet, placed advertisements in Japanese newspapers to lure flyers back to the aircraft, which had been grounded after battery overheating incidents.
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GS Yuasa Corp., a Japanese battery maker, forecast net income will jump 73 percent this fiscal year and said it resumed output of cells for Boeing Co.’s 787.
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ANA Holdings Inc., and Japan Airlines Co., the world’s biggest operators of Boeing Co. 787s, forecast a bigger impact this year from the plane’s grounding as they prepare to restart commercial flights with the Dreamliner.
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ANA Holdings Inc., and Japan Airlines Co., the world’s biggest operators of Boeing Co. 787s, forecast a bigger impact this year from the plane’s grounding as they prepare to restart commercial flights with the Dreamliner.
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Boeing Co.’s commercial jet chief is going back to his roots in sales to help buff the planemaker’s image in Japan after the grounding of the 787 Dreamliner.
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ANA Holdings Inc., the biggest operator of Boeing Co. 787s, aims to resume scheduled flights of the jet on June 1, Chief Executive Officer Shinichiro Ito said yesterday in Tokyo.
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