Scandinavian airline SAS widens losses in Q1
Wednesday, May 2, 2012
STOCKHOLM (AP) -- Scandinavian airline group SAS says it steeply widened its losses in the first quarter of the year, to 729 million kronor ($108 million) from 373 million kronor, blaming most of the downturn on continued high jet fuel prices, the economic crisis as well as cut-throat competition, especially within the budget airline sector.
The Stockholm-headquartered group also announced it will not deliver a profitability forecast for this year.
Thursday's report showed that revenues in the January-March period improved somewhat compared with the same three months a year ago however, rising to 9.59 billion kronor from 9.31 billion kronor.
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