Shares of most major airlines rose Tuesday on reports of strong passenger traffic in September. Continental Airlines Inc. said late Monday that it expects to post a modest profit in the third quarter, as a 9.8 percent increase in traffic boosted revenue enough to more than offset higher fuel prices and the cost of disruptions from hurricanes. The Houston-based airline said problems related to
Posted October 04, 2005
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