`Worst Market' Ever, But
As expected from what Chairman Peter Sutch described as the worst market in the airline's 52-year history, passenger counts and profits plunged at Cathay Pacific in 1997--but the airline still turned in a profit margin of 6.7%. Load factors dropped six points below those of 1996 to 68.2%. Profits...
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