MAS warns of possible failure as losses mount; sees hope in turnaround plan

Malaysia Airlines warned yesterday that "on its current business assumptions, course and speed, [it] will likely fail," exhausting its cash "in April 2006" and posting a MYR1.7 billion ($472 million) loss for the year. "A real business turnaround is an imperative for MAS. The management team and our...

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