TOKYO—Japan's All Nippon Airways and AirAsia said Tuesday they have agreed to terminate their budget carrier joint venture as business slumped amid management clashes, dealing a blow to the country's fledgling low-cost sector. Malaysia-based AirAsia said AirAsia Japan would cut service by the end of October, just over a year after it started flying out of Tokyo's Narita airport in August. "The joint venture... faced many challenges since its launch," AirAsia said in a statement. It cited a "fundamental difference of opinion between its shareholders on how the business should be managed from cost management to where the domestic business operat...
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