Air Partner downgrades profit targets

Aviation group Air Partner has admitted that group profit before tax for the six months ended January 31st 2012 will not meet the board's initial expectations.

Aviation group Air Partner has admitted that group profit before tax for the six months ended January 31st 2012 will not meet the board's initial expectations.

The news is the result of the fact that revenues in the firm's largest division, Commercial Jet broking, have been below management estimates, as overcapacity has led to significantly greater levels of competition within the sector.

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