Portugal’s TAP narrowed its first-quarter loss as revenue rose 11%, but warned higher fuel prices will put pressure on the coming quarters.
Portugal’s TAP narrowed its first-quarter loss as revenue rose 11%, but warned higher fuel prices will put pressure on the coming quarters.
Menzies says the price for TAP’s sale of its handling stake depends on whether it wins new airport licences, a factor tied to the airline’s privatisation process.
