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Qantas axes first class seats as profits drop 72 percent
SYDNEY (AFP) - Australia's Qantas Airways said on Thursday it was axing first class from all but a handful of routes in a major overhaul as half-year profits slumped 72 percent to 52 million US dollars.
Nations:Australia Source:(AFP)
2010-02-17
Australia's Qantas announces 88 pct drop in net profit
SYDNEY (AFP) - Australian flag carrier Qantas on Thursday posted an 87.9 percent drop in its annual net profit to 117 million dollars (96.6 million US), down from 969 million dollars a year earlier.
Source:(AFP)
2009-08-18
Asian carriers brace for more rough weather
SINGAPORE (AFP) - Asia's leading airlines are bracing themselves for more rough weather after earnings nosedived in the first quarter with no signs of a global economic recovery in sight, industry analysts said.
Nations:Australia Source:(AFP)
2009-05-17
Three foreign airlines to plead guilty to cargo price-fixing: US
WASHINGTON (AFP) - Three international airlines -- Nippon Cargo Airlines of Japan, South Korea's Asiana Airlines and Luxembourg-based Cargolux Airlines International -- have agreed to plead guilty and pay fines for their roles in a cargo price-fixing scheme, the US government said Thursday.
Nations:South Korea Luxembourg Israel Source:(AFP)
2009-04-09
Experts: Airliner crashes more survivable recently
WASHINGTON - Four recent major airline accidents have something in common: Everyone survived.
Nations:U.S. Activities:2009 US Airway Accident 2006 Comair Crash Source:(AP)
2009-01-16
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