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Air Berlin 1Q loss widens on North Africa, fuel concerns

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Air Berlin, Germany second-largest and Europe's sixth largest airline, reported a net loss of EUR102.6 million for 1Q2011 on the back of falling traffic in key markets and a spike in jet fuel prices in the quarter. Like its "disappointing" 2010, the carrier continues to be affected by the recurrence of "non-recurring" events.

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