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Virgin America revenues up 46%, but posts operating and net losses for fiscal first quarter

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Although it is not required to report its financial results, Virgin America revealed it narrowed its net loss in the fiscal first quarter of 2010 by 11.9% to USD35.5 million while posting a record revenue performance. Unit revenue rose by 21% to USD 8.29 cents while revenues jumped 46% to USD147 million. Passenger revenue per available seat mile rose 15.5 points to USD 7.45 cents. Yield rose 11.2% to USD 9.83 cents.

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