Latest About News Update Thai Airways Singapore:Thai Airways International Pcl, the nation’s largest carrier, will probably report a second-quarter loss similar to last year’s level after anti-government protests in Bangkok kept travelers away.

The airline lost about $90 million in revenue last month and June will also “not be good,” President Piyasvasti Amranand said in an interview in Berlin yesterday. The political unrest which killed at least 87 people was compounded by volcanic ash over Europe that left passengers stranded, he said. The Bangkok-based airline had a second-quarter loss of 5.4 billion baht ($166 million) last year.

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Delta Air Lines Inc., the world’s largest carrier, reported a fourth-quarter loss that was wider than analysts estimated as revenue fell.

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Japan Airlines Corp.’s largest banks are set to agree to a bankruptcy of Asia’s largest carrier, said four people familiar with the matter.

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Japan Airlines Corp.’s largest banks are set to agree to a bankruptcy of Asia’s largest carrier, said four sources familiar with the matter.

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