Revenue Increase Helps Keep El Al Profitable
El Al saw its third-quarter profit dip to $30.4 million, compared with $40.7 million last year, with fuel cost increases outweighing a 7% gain in revenue. The carrier said major challenges are the worsening industry environment and a significant increase in competition on long-haul routes to Israel...
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