SNA suffered from largeincrease of net loss for FY2005

Skynet Asia Airways (SNA) released the FY2005 financial result on June 14, reporting that the airline posted net loss of 2,865 million yen, 109.5% more than FY2004, although it succeeded in increasing operatingrevenue by 21% to 14,426 million yen compared to FY2004 mainly because of the new flight business on Haneda-Nagasaki route.

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SNA suffered from large increase of net loss for FY2005
Airport
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Airline
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*JAL air transport result for April 2006
Helicopter
*AgustaWestland is awardeda contract on four A109 Powers from NPA
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