TAT, Deutsche BA Losses Loom As 'Black Spot' On BA Horizon
British Airways' two 49%-owned continental Europe "quasi-subsidiaries," Deutsche BA and TAT European Airlines, suffered combined pre-tax losses of nearly $150 million in fiscal 1994-1995 and were the "black spot on the horizon" for BA, Managing Director Robert Ayling said yesterday. BA itself posted...
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