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20-Sep-2011 11:39 PM

IATA upgrades 2011 airline industry profit forecast but warns of weaker 2012

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IATA this week raised its net post-tax profit forecast for the global airline industry in 2011 to USD6.9 billion, after downgrading the prediction from USD8.6 billion to USD4 billion in Jun-2011. Despite a better than expected performance in the passenger business in 1H2011, IATA is warning 2012 will be a year defined by "sluggish growth and weak profits" with a forecast net profit of only USD4.9 billion.

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