It will not be business as usual in the post-crisis world
Airlines could lose $9 billion this year Jun 08, 2009
There is no clearer description of the slowdown in world trade
Airlines worldwide post losses Jan 30, 2009
North America will be the only region in the black, but the expected profit is less than 1 percent of their revenue
Analysts expect U.S. airline profits ahead Dec 28, 2008
We are a long way away from profitability. ... However you look at it, 2005 is shaping up to be another difficult year for the airlines
Air traffic up, but oil price eats profits Apr 28, 2005
And that would leave us with an industry loss of $5.5 billion for 2005 and over $40 billion for the period 2001 to 2005
Global air carriers to lose $5.5B in 2005 Apr 04, 2005
Giovanni Bisignani (born 1946, Italy) is an Italian airline executive.
Bisignani received an undergraduate degree from the Sapienza University of Rome. He later received an MBA degree from Harvard Business School in the United States.
Bisignani has racked up an impressive list of managerial and business advisory experience, mostly in the transportation field, including: