All Nippon Says Boeing 787 Dreamliner Grounding to Cut Sales

All Nippon Airways Co., the world’s biggest operator of Boeing Co. 787s, said the grounding of the Dreamliner fleet cut sales by 1.4 billion yen ($15.4 million) this month.

ANA, which has 17 Dreamliners in its fleet and became the first operator of the plane in late 2011, isn’t sure when normal service with the aircraft will resume, according to a statement the airline released in Tokyo today. All Nippon, which ordered 66 Dreamliners, kept its full-year profit forecast unchanged at 40 billion yen.