The bar graph shows four different airlines net profit (after taxes) from 2010

to 2015. In general, there seems to be significant differences between the airlines’

net profit.
Malaysia Airlines seems to have recorded an unstable earning with profit
earned well below USD 400 mil. 2010 was the company’s highest earning gained at
around USD 300 mil., and the figure fluctuated during this time, with the lowest
earning stated at USD 200 mil. in 2011. However, the company is expected to
improve its profit y 2015.
SIA, on the other hand, recorded a very stable and high growth from around
USD 200 mil. in 2010 to about USD 500 mil. in 2013, and this growth is predicted to
continue to around USD 700 mil. in 2015.
A similar trend is seen for Thai Airways, but the figure recorded was much
lower compared to SIA’s. Their net profit was between USD 300 mil. and USD 400
mil. (2010 – 2013) with a slight dip at USD 200 mil. in 2011, but, like SIA, it is
expected to grow to USD 500 mil. by 2015.
As for Garuda Indonesia, the profit earned doubled from USD 200 mil. to USD
400 mil. (2010 – 2012). However, the figure dropped to USD 300 mil. in 2013 and
this decline is predicted to continue to 2015 where the earning is predicted to bee
about USD 200 mil.
All in all, SIA and Thai Airways seem to have positive earnings while the
other two airlines’ earnings are rather unstable.