Cathay Pacific Airways declared a 38% drop in 2005’s second half earnings due to the rosen fuel’s cost that was not balanced by the growth of passengers. In the examinated period the carrier reported a profit of about USD 210 million, while in the same period of 2004 it was of about USD 341 million. Airline officials underline as fuel’s cost was increased of 67%, with the result that the carrier had t...