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Airline profits are set to take off, says Deutsche Bank upgrading three carriers to buy

By: MarketWatch
Airlines will lose money in the first quarter, but from there, profits are set to zoom higher, Deutsche Bank said in a note upgrading three European carriers to buy on Friday.
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