SAS suffers heavy first-quarter loss, announces capacity, job cuts

Fuel costs, overcapacity and falling yields hit SAS Group hard in the first quarter, resulting in a SEK1.13 billion ($189.5 million) loss that represented a massive deterioration from the SEK47 million deficit reported in the year-ago quarter. In response, the company announced a short-term "action...

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