Korean Air widens 2Q net loss on higher costs, foreign exchange losses
Credit: Rob Finlayson
Higher fuel costs and deeper foreign exchange losses offset rising revenue for Korean Air, sending the carrier deeper into the red for the second quarter. The South Korea flag carrier reported a consolidated net loss of KRW305 billion ($268.8 million) in the quarter, compared to a loss of KRW200...
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