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JetBlue 2005 first quarter profit to fall

New York, Usa - 54 percent

US carrier, JetBlue, said its 2005 first quarter profit fell 54 percent to USD 7m from USD 15,2m a year earlier. JetBlue has posted a profit every quarter since its initial public offering in April 2002 without any exception. Susan Donofrio, an analyst at Fulcrum Global Partners, said the results were "pretty much in line" with her expectations. The New York-based airline operates by means of the...

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Rome, Italy, 04/21/2005 18:26
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