Virgin America Trims Flights, Labor Cost on Slower Winter

Mary Jane Credeur

Virgin America Inc., the low-fare airline partly owned by Richard Branson, will trim capacity by 3 percent in the first quarter and is offering voluntary short-term leave to employees to cut costs, citing a weaker outlook.

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