Yield and load factor drop, profits disappear at Jet Airways

Dramatic capacity increases and a "softening yield environment" resulted in another difficult quarter for India's Jet Airways, which reported a loss after tax of INR551 million ($12.1 million) in the second fiscal period ended Sept. 30 compared to a INR686 million profit in the year-ago quarter...

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