Analysts See Dim Prospects for Airline Recovery in 2004
Are the Big Six network U.S. airlines--and possibly much of the industry--already down for the count in 2004? Recovery prospects are fading fast, says UBS' Sam Buttrick. He widened his industry loss forecast for this year to $2.3 billion from $500 million, blaming galloping fuel prices and continued...
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