Kitty Hawk Posts Quarterly Loss As New 737s Enter Service
Cargo carrier Kitty Hawk slipped into the red for the second quarter with a net loss of $2.2 million, compared with a slight $600,000 profit last year. The carrier incurred about $1 million in costs related to the introduction of its new Boeing 737-300SF aircraft. It has taken delivery of six of the...
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