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Return to profit as it launches Angola Airlines Lonrho

In the year to 30 September, revenues increased to £ 107. 8 £ 89 m. 7 m profit for the year and the previous fees came to 500,000 £, compared with a loss before tax of £ 5. 9 m. balances of cash at the end of the year were £ 7. 8 m.

"Africa made real progress, stimulated by a population who has reached the one billion people," said the President Director of Lonrho, David Lenigas

Lonrho investments in 17 African countries and operates a number of companies whose business offering fruit and fresh vegetables at the international level. It has as Cardoso hotel in Mozambique hotels and has a stake of 63pc in Equatorial Guinea Luba Freeport.


The company listed on aim was historically part of Tiny magnate commercial Empire Rowland before mining assets were divided into Lonmin in 1998.


"Africa is making real progress, stimulated by a population reaching billion people and booming oil and fuel economic growth and concerns about the global food shortage is to stimulate the sector of agriculture, mineral industries", said David Lenigas, Executive Vice President.


The company also owns African Airlines Fly540, which operates the Kenya since 2006. Monday, the company said begin first private commercial airline with daily flights operating Angola. "We start, I hope, the week next to fly from Luanda, Cabinda and Soyo," said Mr. Lenigas.


Lonrho sharing 1? pink 17?p.


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Rolls-Royce slides that Airbus tells the airlines for the command check with Rolls-Royce engines

"After the failure of engine flying Qantas A380 QF32 on November 4, 2010, Airbus issued a telex operators all requesting operators the A380 with Rolls-Royce engines for the inspection of the power to ensure ongoing security operations, fleet" Airbus said in a statement Friday.

Rolls Royce, which fell 5MC yesterday after the incident, shares slipped another p 3 6pc to 599 stock early Friday.

Part of the Trent 900 roller engine decays would have been in the air, on the Indonesia, forcing the flight to Sydney to an unscheduled landing Singapore.

Said rolls it "prudent to recommend that a number of basic motor precautionary checks is carried out" on the Trent 900, which is used to power command driven by Lufthansa, Qantas, Singapore Airlines.

Qantas grounded its fleet of six order pending security checks will take 24-48 heures.Singapore Airlines said delay all the A380 flights while checks are performed.Lufthansa has said that it will make inspections between flights.

Specialists of the Airbus team arrived at Singapore.He said that it will provide technical assistance to a French team of inspectors to the Australian authorities conducting the investigation.

Airbus, a subsidiary of EADS, said airlines, powered by Engine Alliance, made by GE and Pratt & Whitney flight control aren't affectées.Air France and Emirates use Pratt & Whitney engine in their command.

Motor rollers have systems that monitor performance and information will be used in the investigation into what went wrong, the company said.

Motor coils have been under the spotlight recently, with Airbus great rival Boeing, delaying the delivery of its 787 Dreamliner, accusing a delay in the availability of Trent 1000 rouleaux.Plus early in the summer, a Trent 1000 engine jump on roller test site of Derby.


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