Clear skies as Virgin Australia returns to profit
Australia's No 2 carrier has benefitted from lower fuel prices and an end to fare wars.
The skies are favourable for airlines and even struggling ones, such as Virgin Australia, are returning to profitability.
Lower fuel prices, cost-cutting, curbs on capacity growth and a reduction in fare wars have put Australia’s number two carrier back into the black.
Virgin, which is owned by
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Nevil Gibson
Mon, 09 Feb 2015
Mon, 09 Feb 2015
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