US Air Posts Quarterly Loss
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The low-cost airline reported a loss of $79 million, hurt by soaring fuel costs that have battered the industry.
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Bankrupt UAL Corp. UALAQ.OB, parent  of United Airlines, on Thursday reported a net loss of $56  million for August, including $11 million in reorganization  expenses.
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Bankrupt UAL Corp. (UALAQ.OB: Quote, Profile, Research) parent of United Airlines, on Thursday reported a narrower third-quarter net loss even though fuel costs rose more than 56 percent for the world&#39;s No.
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Delta Air Lines Inc., struggling to avoid a bankruptcy filing, had a third-quarter net loss of $646 million because of a drop in US airfares, higher jet-fuel costs and flight disruptions from Florida hurricanes.
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Continental Airlines (CAL.N: Quote, Profile, Research) posted a third quarter loss on Tuesday, as high fuel prices caused it to reverse course from a year ago when it was in the black.
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US Airways lost the financing for nearly 100 regional jets that were to be a key part of the bankrupt airline&#39;s restructuring plan, The Washington Post reported on Saturday.
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US Airways Group Inc.  swung to a third-quarter profit from a year-ago loss, topping Wall Street forecasts on strong demand and rising fares, the airline said on Thursday.
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United Airlines parent UAL Corp. suffered a loss of $274 million for the third quarter of this year, a smaller hit than it took in the same period of last year, when it lost $367 million.
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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.
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Continental Airlines Inc., the nation's fifth biggest carrier, reported a $206 million loss for the fourth quarter, citing continued high fuel costs, fare erosion from competitive pressures and what it called excessive government taxes and fees.
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AMR Corp., the parent company of American Airlines Inc., on Wednesday said the company lost $214 million in the third quarter, an announcement that has pilots worried about layoffs.
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October 22, 2004 4:43 PM GMT (Datamonitor) - Northwest, Delta and American Airlines, three of the top four US airlines, have this week announced widening third quarter losses that represent a deepening crisis in the US airline industry.
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Boeing Co.  on Wednesday  reported a quarterly loss as it took $1.1 billion of charges to  settle government investigations into its defense unit and to  cover the costs of delayed surveillance aircraft.
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UAL Corp. , parent of bankrupt United Airlines, on Tuesday reported a November net loss of &#36;87 million, including a &#36;158 million gain from the sale of Orbitz Inc. shares and &#36;20 million of reorganization expenses.
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Northwest Airlines Corp. NWAC.O, the  No. 4 U.S. air carrier, on Wednesday posted a quarterly loss,  versus a year-ago profit, as high fuel prices and low fares  weighed on the industry.
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US Airways Group Inc.  on Thursday reported a third-quarter profit compared with a year-earlier loss, as the carrier charged higher average fares and demand was strong.
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Northwest Airlines Corp. NWAC.O, 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.