American Airlines third quarter loss worse than expected but carrier slowly improving
As pilot and management negotiators returned to the bargaining table yesterday, American Airlines posted higher than expected losses for the third quarter.
Analysts were expecting a loss between USD117-137 million but American finished the third quarter with a USD162 million net loss as fuel increases overshadowed near-record revenue growth. The USD653 million in additional expenses resulted from a 41% fuel price increase. In addition to fuel, American cited foreign exchange losses, which, together with fuel, increased the net loss by USD50 million.
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