Mark Nensel is the Managing Editor of Aviation Daily. Prior to taking the helm of daily production of Aviation Week's commercial aviation newsletter in 2018, Mark was a reporter and data analyst for Air Transport World.
Pre-tax earnings for U.S. passenger airlines fell 27%—down approximately $700 million year-over-year (YOY)—in the first quarter of 2018, as fuel, labor, airport and aircraft expenses outpaced revenue growth, according to an industry overview by Airlines for America (A4A).
Pre-tax earnings for US airlines fell 27%—down approximately $700 million year-over-year—in the first quarter of 2018, as fuel, labor, airport and aircraft expenses outpaced revenues, according to an industry overview by Airlines for America (A4A) released May 23.
