Northwest: Oil, credit manageble
Oct 1 - Northwest, soon to be the world's largest airline, says its flying higher than an industry plagued by still high oil prices and tight credit.
Industry-watcher IATA predicts airlines will lose over $5 billion this year, but Doug Steenland, CEO of Northwest, which plans a Delta merger this year, says up to a $100 million profit this quarter is possible.
Dan Sloan reports.
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