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++ SAS sank to pre-tax losses of SKr248 million ($32 million) in the first quarter of 1997, as sales remained sluggish, but costs grew by 7%. The weakness of the Swedish krona was responsible for part of the gap, but after the exchange-rate effect is stripped out, seat costs were ...
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