Troubled SAS sinks to heavy second-quarter loss
SAS Group reported a SEK411 million second-quarter loss, reversed from a SEK607 million profit in the year-ago period, and announced enhancements to its Profit 2008 recovery program featuring an additional SEK400 million in savings and the grounding of seven more aircraft. "The reasons for the...
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