The MaltaIndependent reports today: "Last week Air Malta announced its first quarter (Apr-Jun 2013) results
that confirm steady financial and operational progress. During this
period the airline has halved its operating loss, increased revenue,
increased passenger figures while maintaining a steady seat load factor
over the same period last year.
The national airline has reduced the operating loss for the quarter to
€3.3m (Q1 FY2012/13: €6.1m loss, Q1 FY2011/12: €10m loss).
The net result after restructuring costs (largely one-time charges) and
interest costs is a loss of €4.9m (Q1 FY2012/13: €10.6m loss, Q1
FY2011/12: €11.5m loss), as anticipated in the Restructuring Plan
approved by the European Commission. (See Fig 1)
These figures continue to build on the progress registered during
financial year ended in March. The audited financial statements will be
presented at the Annual General Meeting and issued to the public in
October.
These positive interim first quarter results were driven by constant improvements of the airline's revenue of...read on."