British Airways says 3rd-quarter results beat expectations

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British Airways reported earnings for the 2000 third-quarter that were higher than expected. The carrier posted 65 million pounds (102 million euros) in pretax profits for the period.

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BA's half-year profit plunged as decline in traffic took toll

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British Airways (BA) posted a decline of 70% in its pretax profits for the 2001 first-half. The carrier, which suffered from a drop in traffic, posted 45 million pounds in pretax profits for the period.

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British Airways' profit drops 61%

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British Airways (BA) posted a pretax profit decline of 61% for the year ending in March 1999. The carrier also said that it was planning to change its marketing focus toward passengers who pay more for fares. This move is intended to improve BA's profit margins. The carrier posted 225 million pound sterling ($359.5 million) in pretax profits for the year. During the year before, BA posted 580 million pound sterling in profits.

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Posts pretax profit decline of 61% for year ending March 1999

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