British Airways posts profit, sets higher fuel surcharge

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Despite showing a profit in first quarter fiscal results, British Airways will raise the rate of the long-haul fuel charge it applies to ticket prices. The airline expects to see an increase in its total fuel bill for the year of approximately 225 million pounds.

Forecasts, trends, outlooks, Financial management, Commodity & service prices, Prices and rates, British Airways PLC, Company financing, Company pricing policy, Company business forecast/projection, Company forecasts

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EasyJet reports loss on fuel costs and poor weather

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EasyJet PLC posted a higher loss for the 2001 first-half period. The carrier, citing fuel costs and bad weather, posted a 10.3 million pounds (16.6 million euros) pretax loss for the period, compared to a 2.3 million euros loss during the same 2000 period.

Easyjet Airline Plc

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KLM meets earnings estimate but expects big full-year loss

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KLM posted earnings for the 2001 second-quarter that were what analysts had forecasted. However, the carrier is forecasting a major loss for the full 2001 year.

Netherlands, Forecasts and trends, KLM Royal Dutch Airlines, KLM

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