European results

British Airways saw second quarter operating profit fall to £201 million ($325 million), compared with £317 million in 1996, to give a first-half profit of £341 million, against £521 million in 1996. The strength of the pound and a damaging cabin-crew strike were largely to blame for the downturn. Profits ...

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