Sir Richard Branson during a news conference at Gatwick Airport. Virgin Atlantic announced that it expected to make a 10 million profit this financial year - turning around the airline's fortunes despite September 11, Sars and the war in Iraq. * Although turnover was down, Sir Richard Branson's airline forecasts being 10 million in the black before tax for the year ending April 2003 - a leap from a 92 million loss last financial year. The figures, subject to a final audit, showed market turnover down to 1.4 billion from 1.5 billion in the same period last year. Sir Richard also repeat
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Sir Richard Branson during a news conference at Gatwick Airport. Virgin Atlantic announced that it expected to make a 10 million profit this financial year - turning around the airline's fortunes despite September 11, Sars and the war in Iraq. * Although turnover was down, Sir Richard Branson's airline forecasts being 10 million in the black before tax for the year ending April 2003 - a leap from a 92 million loss last financial year. The figures, subject to a final audit, showed market turnover down to 1.4 billion from 1.5 billion in the same period last year. Sir Richard also repeated his "strong personal ambition" to keep Concorde in the skies.