SAS Posts 1Q Loss But Expects Profits For Full Year
Scandinavian Airlines parent SAS Group posted another loss in the first quarter of 2005 but says it will be profitable for the full year. The net loss totaled SEK971 million (US$135 million), compared with a SEK1.37 billion loss a year earlier. The airline managed to reduce unit costs by 7.5% in the...
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