Major U.S. airlines' profitability, ``far short of where it needs to be'' in 2000, will drop 20-40% this year
Major U.S. airlines' profitability, ``far short of where it needs to be'' in 2000, will drop 20-40% this year, predicted the Air Transport Assn. of America's chief economist, David Swierenga, last week. Because costs will increase faster than revenues, the industry's net profit will slip from $2.6...
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