Winter storms drive AirTran to $12 million first-quarter loss
After leading US majors with a $134.7 million 2009 profit, AirTran Airways slipped to a $12 million net loss in the first quarter owing to higher fuel costs and severe winter weather that disrupted operations during the period. The deficit was a reversal from a $28.7 million profit in the year-ago...
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