ANA Holdings Inc. reported Friday a record net loss of ¥309.58 billion in the April to December period, as the major airline has been reeling from the global coronavirus pandemic that hurt travel demand at home and abroad.

The loss is a reversal from a net profit of ¥86.45 billion in the same period last year, underscoring the severity of the hit from the spread of the novel coronavirus to the airline industry.

ANA, the parent of All Nippon Airways Co., posted an operating loss of ¥362.41 billion in the nine-month period, as revenue tumbled 66.7% to ¥527.61 billion.