Oct 22 (Reuters) - Virgin Australia Holdings (VAH) said on Monday it expected underlying before-tax profit for the first half of fiscal 2019 to be at least A$100 million ($71.22 million), 22 percent higher than last year after adjusting for some cashflow hedging costs.
The expected result, the company said in a statement, included an estimated fuel price increase of A$88 million over the previous year.
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