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- 1. Business Travellers help to lift Profits for Virgin Atlantic
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Business Travellers help to lift Profits for Virgin Atlantic. Virgin Atlantic’s Premium passenger numbers rose by 22% in 2007/2008 helping the airline to boost its annual profits. Pretax profits before exceptional items rose 38%, from £44million to £60.9million. Group sales, including tour operator Virgin Holidays, rose 9.1% to £2.336billion.
- 2. IATA Revises Financial Outlook for Global Air Transport Industry Profits
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IATA has revised its 2016 financial outlook for global air transport industry profits upwards to $39.4 billion (from $36.3 forecast in December 2015). The revised number is expected to be generated on revenues of $709 billion for an aggregate net profit margin of 5.6%. 2016 is expected to be the fifth consecutive year of improving aggregate industry profits.
- 3. Asia Pacific Airlines Expected to Make Largest Contribution to Industry Profits in 2012
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This will be the second year of declining returns since airline profits peaked in 2010 at $15.8 billion with a net profit margin of 2.9%. In 2011, industry profits fell to $7.9 billion for a 1.3% net profit margin. This year’s projected $3.0 billion industry profit would yield a net profit margin of just 0.5%.
- 4. Virgin Atlantic Reports Increase in Profits
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Virgin Atlantic Reports Increase in Profits. Virgin Atlantic has reported its pretax profits increased to £68.4million during the last financial year, up from £34.8million the year before.
- 5. Sol Melia Increases Net Profits to 136 Million Euros in 2006
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Sol Melia Increases Net Profits to 136 Million Euros in 2006. Spanish hotel company Sol Meliá celebrated its fiftieth anniversary in 2006 with a 7.9% increase in revenues, a 13.2% increase in EBITDA, and an increase in net profits of 51.2%. The results have been influenced by the positive performance of the company’s three hotel divisions and Sol Meliá Vacation Club (SMVC), togethe
- 6. IFA Hotels & Resorts Reports Year End Profits of KD 30.85 millio
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IFA Hotels & Resorts Reports Year End Profits of KD 30.85 millio. IFA Hotels & Resorts (IFA HR) has reported year end profits of KD 30.85 million (US$ 108 million), which is 77.75 fils per share (27 cents per share), with revenues totalling KD 52.8 million (US$ 184.67 million).
- 7. Record Profits for IFA Hotels & Resorts
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Record Profits for IFA Hotels & Resorts. IFA Hotels & Resorts has reported year end profits of KD 37.46 million (US$ 143 million), which is 111 fils per share (42 cents per share), an increase of 64% compared to the same period last year. Total revenues increased to US$ 211.47 million during 2008 compared to US$ 113.88 million in 2007, an increase of 86%. Shareholders' equity also
- 8. IFA Hotels & Resorts reports 130% Increase in Q1 Profits
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IFA Hotels & Resorts reports 130% Increase in Q1 Profits. IFA Hotels & Resorts has reported first quarter 2008 profits of KD 15.01 million (US$ 56.41 million), an increase of 130% compared to the same period last year. Earnings per share increased by 134%, from 16.09 fils (6 cents) last year to 38 fils (14 cents) this quarter. Shareholders' equity also increased to KD 90.53 million
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