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COPYRIGHT 2005 The Dallas Morning News
Byline: Eric Torbenson
Feb. 26--AMR Corp. offered a worrisome prognosis Friday in its annual report to securities regulators.
The Fort Worth-based parent of American Airlines Inc., which has lost $7.3 billion in the past four years, said the red ink would continue to flow in the current quarter because of high fuel prices and lower revenue.
Analysts predict a first-quarter loss of $424 million, and the figure could rise if fuel prices continue to climb.
While American has pre-purchased about 15 percent...
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