Lauda Air reduces capacity, expects profit
Lauda Air, the leisure subsidiary of Austrian Airlines, hopes to present a profit this year after a 2006 loss. "We reduced our capacity 12% this summer by operating without two A321s," CEO Thomas Suritsch told ATWOnline . The carrier transported 792,000 passengers in the first seven months of 2007...
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