BA Profit Up, But Fuel, Labor And Yields Remain Concerns
British Airways posted a GBP70 million net profit (US$129 million) in the June quarter, but the rise in fuel costs, anticipated labor unrest and depressed yields continue to be significant concerns for Europe's second-largest airline. BA decided to increase its fuel surcharge from GBP2.50 (US$4.60)...
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