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The Southwest Airlines' expectations after its deal with Ata

New York, Usa - The carrier foresaw a double profit in comparison with the one expected before its new agreement

Southwest Airlines announced it expects a USD 100m annual revenue from a code-sharing deal with Ata Holding, parent of Ata Airlines. The estimate is double the low-cost airline’s previous forecast for additional revenue of USD 25m to USD 50m. Southwest Ceo Gary Kelly said the mentioned expectations are not only lead to the code-sharing deal with Ata, but even to the acquisition of the airline of s...

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Rome, Italy, 03/24/2005 15:31
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