SAS back in black, but problems remain at Scandinavian

SAS Group returned to profit in 2005 after four years of red ink, reporting net income of SEK255 million ($32.9 million) compared to a SEK1.77 billion loss in 2004. The group was profitable on an operating basis for the first time since 2002. CEO Jorgen Lindegaard attributed the positive results to...

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