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Continental Airlines: third quarter loss

New York, USA - The carrier suffer as well from the retirement of leased aircraft from its fleet

Continental Airlines said it had a loss of USD 16m, in the third quarter, against a profit of USD 133m in the third quarter of 2003, reversing so an exactly year-earlier profit, because of high fuel prices as well as for some leased-aircraft retirement from its fleet: a spokesman of the carrier reported, last Tuesday. The American carrier is seriously worried for eventual other loss in the current...

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Rome, Italy, 10/20/2004 14:22
AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency

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