Does it ever end?! Walter DCA NEW YORK, March 14 (Reuters) - Japan's Fair Trade Commission (FTC) will tell Japan Airlines Co. Ltd. (JAL) (9201) and Japan Air Systems Co. (JAS) (9203) that their current plan for business integration could violate the Anti-Monopoly Law, a Japanese financial newspaper reported. According to the Friday edition of Nihon Keizai Shimbun, monitored in New York on Thursday, the FTC said that the current plan could hinder competition and infringe the Anti-Monopoly Law. The merger is scheduled to take place on Oct. 2, 2002. The FTC implemented its preliminary review with the request of both airline companies last November. The merged entity would hold a 60 percent market share of some major arrival and departure slots in Japan. According to the report, the FTC is expected to ask both companies to make revisions to their current plans. The timing of the merger could be delayed as a result, the report added. ©2002 Reuters Limited.