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Continental Airlines predicts decline revenues in the next months

New York, Usa - Because of its new business plan which foresees lower fares on domestic flights

Us carrier Continental Airlines announced a decline in its revenue in the next months due to its new strategy which foresees lower fares on domestic flights. Continental said it expects to lose about USD 10m to USD 12m per month. The carrier claimed its January load factor rose to 75.3 per cent, which means an increase of 4.9 percentage points compared to a year ago. Delta’s recent strategy to cut f...

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Rome, Italy, 02/03/2005 16:02
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