This past year has seen the sharp rise in fuel prices more than offset the efficiency gains and a strong revenue environment.
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There is now a case for qualified optimism about the industry's financial performance.
Excluding the rise in the fuel bill, the industry has actually achieved a 'normal' cyclical recovery in profitability.
Returns to airlines are slowly improving but are far from allowing long-term financial sustainability.
Shareholders have been losing value.
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