VBA has said they expect the increased cost of fuel to cost them an extra $159 million in the year to Sep 2005 compared to pcp.
If one assumes they carry about 1 mill pax per month (from their operating stats) and then use the fuel surcharges that have been/are in place for this current year, these surcharges should rake in about $190 million in this current year.
On this basis they aren't hurting as bad as the market thinks?
VBA has said they expect the increased cost of fuel to cost them...
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