The airline industry is likely to forfeit a billion dollars more than last year, incomes are still weak yet stock prices have inexplicably pass by a leaped
These are some of the conclusions in a Nov. 8 report according to Sam Buttrick of UBS Warburg. He says the fourth quarter view is poor, at least from a profit perspective. He envisions an industry without deductions loss of $2.4 billion. This would bring the satiated year in at an impressive $73 billion
