Nov 8 (Reuters) - Virgin Australia Holdings Ltd (VAH) said on Wednesday it swung to profitability in the first quarter from a loss a year ago as demand improved for its domestic business.
Underlying profit before tax "improved" by about A$18 million ($14 million) compared with an underlying loss before tax of A$3.6 million a year ago, Australia's second-biggest airline said in a trading update.
It added its underlying performance for the second and third quarter would continue to improve from last year.
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