Etihad Airways posted a record first-half profit as long-haul travel revived with the easing of coronavirus curbs, adding flights to European resorts to tap pent-up demand for vacations. The Abu Dhabi-based company had a core operating profit of $296 million in the first six months, compared with a loss of $392 million a year earlier, even after fuel costs increased by almost 60%, it said in a statement Thursday. Chief Executive Officer Tony Douglas speaks with Bloomberg's Manus Cranny in Abu Dhabi. (Source: Bloomberg)
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Etihad Airways posted a record first-half profit as long-haul travel revived with the easing of coronavirus curbs, adding flights to European resorts to tap pent-up demand for vacations. The Abu Dhabi-based company had a core operating profit of $296 million in the first six months, compared with a loss of $392 million a year earlier, even after fuel costs increased by almost 60%, it said in a statement Thursday. Chief Executive Officer Tony Douglas speaks with Bloomberg's Manus Cranny in Abu Dhabi. (Source: Bloomberg)
Etihad Airways posted a record first-half profit as long-haul travel revived with the easing of coronavirus curbs, adding flights to European resorts to tap pent-up demand for vacations. The Abu Dhabi-based company had a core operating profit of $296 million in the first six months, compared with a loss of $392 million a year earlier, even after fuel costs increased by almost 60%, it said in a statement Thursday. Chief Executive Officer Tony Douglas speaks with Bloomberg's Manus Cranny in Abu Dhabi. (Source: Bloomberg)
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