(MENAFN) Aer Lingus, Ireland's national airline, announced that its operating profit for 2013 came 11.6 percent lower when compared to 2012, Xinhua reported
The carrier said that its operating profit last year hit USD84 million, falling 11.6 percent from USD94.78 million logged in 2012
Average fare revenue per seat increased 2 percent to USD124.2, while revenue for long haul routes increased 11 percent and passenger numbers were 12 percent up
Aer Lingus' chief executive said: "While we faced challenges in short haul markets in the second half of the year, we took effective corrective action to protect margin and in this way delivered a creditable profit.
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