Royal Jordanian's 2006 profit falls owing to regional tension, rising fuel cost
Royal Jordanian said yesterday that it posted a 2006 net profit before deducting "taxes and staff incentives" of JOD7.4 million ($10.4 million), its third consecutive profitable year but down 64.8% from the record JOD21 million earned in 2005 before distributing a profit share to staff. The airline...
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