Chinese airlines' profit hit by fuel costs, weak yuan

China's major airlines mostly saw their earnings battered in the first half of the year as a weaker Chinese yuan and higher fuel prices offset steadily rising passenger traffic. Net profit at China Eastern Airlines for January-June plunged 48 percent on-year to 2.3 billion yuan ($337 million), the company said...

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