, which operates Kulula and British Airways, warned on Tuesday that profits for the year to end-June will fall by at least 100% as it battles for survival.
The airline operator has been badly affected by the national lockdown as air travel has been suspended since late March. The government has permitted limited domestic flights from June 1, with the easing of lockdown restrictions to level 3. Comair went into business rescue in May and was suspended from the JSE after the Covid-19 pandemic grounded aircraft, but its business rescue practitioners, Shaun Collyer and Richard Ferguson, have said there is a reasonable chance the business can be saved.
The group said headline earnings per share will decline by at least 100% from the 197.2c it reported in the year-earlier period. Headline earnings are a widely used profit measure in SA, which strips out exceptional items to give a better indication of the underlying performance of a business.
If they can't make a profit, what are the chances that SAA can?
That equals 0 profit?
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