gaunty
26th May 2001, 17:12
From "The Economist"
"British Airways under Rod Eddington, chief executive for the past year, is on the up. The airline said that pre-tax profits had risen to £150m ($227m) last year compared with a low-flying £5m the year before. BA has cut costs and concentrated on more lucrative premium flyers."
Beware the Swire Prince bearing gifts?
"British Airways under Rod Eddington, chief executive for the past year, is on the up. The airline said that pre-tax profits had risen to £150m ($227m) last year compared with a low-flying £5m the year before. BA has cut costs and concentrated on more lucrative premium flyers."
Beware the Swire Prince bearing gifts?