Air China says Q1 net profit surged due to cheaper fuel
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[BEIJING] Air China Ltd, the country's flag carrier, said late on Wednesday its net profit jumped to 1.7 billion yuan from 93 million yuan a year earlier, helped by a significant fall in jet fuel prices.
Fuel expense makes up about 40 per cent of airlines' overall operating costs.
Air China's Hong Kong-listed shares closed down 1.85 per cent ahead of its quarterly earnings announcement on Wednesday, lagging a 0.15 per cent fall of the Hang Seng index.
REUTERS
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