Japan Airlines faces 'rough ride ahead' from rivals

19 September 2012 Last updated at 00:44 ET Help

Japan Airlines (JAL) shares rose modestly in their trading debut on Wednesday in Tokyo following a 663bn yen ($8.5bn) share offer or initial public offering that nearly doubled the money that went into the once-bankrupt carrier's bailout.

Analysts warn that the airline will face tough competition from rival carriers, against a background of slowing economies and high fuel prices.

The BBC's Leisha Chi reports on JAL's dramatic turnaround and re-listing.

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