Korean Air Cites Weaker Currency And Demand In $413 Million Loss
Korean Air lost $413 million in the first quarter, which it attributed in part to a weakened currency and declines in both passenger and cargo demand. Operating expenses increased 0.6% because of a weaker Korean won, the airline said. The weaker currency did have a bright side of sorts, giving a...
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