FlyingSig
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AMR (AMR: news, chart, profile) said Wednesday that it fell $925 million, or $5.93 a share, into the red, vs. its loss of $414 million, or $2.68 a share, in the same period last year. Revenue tumbled 6.7 percent to $4.5 billion as passengers refused to pay higher prices for tickets, pushing fares to 156-year lows.
I'm assuming this is a typo... curious if anyone know this is a 15 year low, a 56 year low, or Arthur Anderson Acconting low.
Heck, Crandall would probably insist AMR came before the Wright Bros. anyway......
I'm assuming this is a typo... curious if anyone know this is a 15 year low, a 56 year low, or Arthur Anderson Acconting low.
Heck, Crandall would probably insist AMR came before the Wright Bros. anyway......