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China's three biggest airlines post heavy first-half losses as fuel shock bites
Source: reuters.com
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China’s three largest state-owned airlines posted first-half losses for a seventh straight year as jet fuel costs surged. The remainder of 2024 looks clouded by a lackluster summer travel season, suggesting ongoing margin pressure from higher energy input costs. Continued losses raise near-term risk to earnings power for the group.
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