The investment banking firm of UBS Warburg last week increased its estimate of the U.S. airline industry's net loss, to $6.4 billion
The investment banking firm of UBS Warburg last week increased its estimate of the U.S. airline industry's net loss, to $6.4 billion from $5.4 billion, for 2001. Revenues estimates for the fourth quarter also were revised downward, to 32% below the same period a year ago, versus an earlier forecast...
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