Preparing For CRJ Flights Puts Pressure On MAIR's Earnings
Startup costs to add Bombardier CRJ-200s to Mesaba's fleet put a squeeze on earnings for parent company MAIR Holdings, with profits falling about 58% during the company's fiscal first quarter. MAIR spent about $2.7 million in the first three months of fiscal 2006, started in April, on items related...
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