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The carrier’s fuel expense increased by over $2.2 billion in the second quarter.

Still, the company said it is heading in the right direction, with consumer demand remaining strong and its unit cost trajectory improving.

The carrier posted a net loss of $319 million for the first quarter.

The carrier said it is seeing an encouraging increase in bookings this month.

The carrier cited strong premium earnings, a rebound in business travel, and increased loyalty activity.

Carrier posts $317 million loss and warns it may not remain a going concern within one year.

The carrier cited rising travel demand and more favorable pricing.

Alaska Air Group advised investors this week that its third-quarter earnings will be “at the low end” of its previous guidance.

After posting a hefty second-quarter loss, the ultra-low-cost carrier is now warning about its ability to continue operating over the next year.

During Frontier’s recent second-quarter earnings call, CEO Barry Biffle expressed confidence in the airline’s long-term position.