Air Berlin enters USD100 million aviation components financial agreement; Tiger brings forward A320s

Air Berlin’s shares fell 2.3% yesterday, on news that the German LCC reported a 6.5% year-on-year reduction in revenue per ASK (RASK) to EUR 5.33 cents in Dec-2009, for only the second year-on-year RASK reduction in over 20 months.

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