Airlines headed for $US5b loss this year
3141
GENEVA: International airlines are heading for a near $US5 billion ($NZ7.12 billion) loss this year, largely due to a rise in oil prices, the industry&#39;s global body said on Tuesday.
72470
The global airline industry stands to incur losses of between $3 billion and $4 billion this year as surging oil prices wipe out any hope of profit created by rising passenger traffic, the International Air Transport Association said
581190
International airlines are heading for a  near $5 billion loss this year, largely due to the oil price  rise, the chief economist of the industry's global body IATA  said on Tuesday.
715843
ARLINGTON, Va. -- Bankrupt US Airways says it lost $232 million dollars July through September, more than twice as much as a year ago.
709667
US Airways Group Inc. and UAL Corp.'s United Airlines, both operating under bankruptcy court protection, reported losses in the third quarter yesterday, blaming record high fuel prices and an inability to raise fares amid stiff competition.
744613
Why did the shares of US Airways Group Inc. lose value for the fifth consecutive trading day yesterday?
362732
Business & money: Budget airline warns that profits could fall by up to 50% next year on the back of high oil prices
453636
NEW YORK, September 28  - The airline industry is expected to lose as much as $4 billion in 2004 due to the high fuel costs, despite an increase of about 19% in international passenger traffic so far this year.
480316
The airline industry is expected to lose as much as $4-b in 2004 due to the high fuel costs, despite an increase of about 19% in international passenger traffic so far this year.
114255
Continental Airlines Inc. reported a $16 million third-quarter loss on Tuesday, including $22 million in special charges related to retirement of leased MD-80 aircraft, and said it expects to report losses in 2004 and in 2005 unless conditions improve.
531079
Continental Airlines, the No. 5 U.S.  carrier, on Thursday posted a fourth-quarter net loss,  reversing a year-ago profit, as skyrocketing fuel prices and  low-fare competition hammered the industry.
439057
Delta Air Lines Inc., the third- largest US carrier, said its third-quarter net loss widened to as much as $675 million because of higher fuel prices and lower average ticket prices.
665861
Delta Air Lines, which is struggling to avoid a bankruptcy filing, said today that it expected to lose as much as $675 million for the third quarter, and that it was burning cash at a steep rate.
120309
By The Associated Press. Delta Air Lines, Northwest Airlines and the parent of American Airlines all reported losses yesterday. The largest loss by far was at Delta, where bankruptcy
370084
Already hit by multiple bankruptcies, consumer displeasure and out-of-control fuel prices, the US airline industry next year faces the prospect of its worst labor unrest in more than a decade.
542481
Northwest Airlines Corp. , the No. 4 U.S. air carrier, on Wednesday posted a quarterly loss, versus a profit a year earlier, as high fuel prices and low fares weighed on the industry.
559461
US Airways Group Inc. and UAL Corp.&#39;s United Airlines, both operating under bankruptcy court protection, reported losses in the third quarter yesterday, blaming record high fuel prices