Nov 11 (Reuters) - Singapore Airlines SIAL.SI reported a 43.9% drop in its interim net profit on Wednesday, hurt by a sharp spike in jet fuel costs stemming from the Middle East conflict.
The city-state's flag carrier posted half-yearly net profit of S$134 million ($104.56 million), from S$239 million a year ago, beating Visible Alpha consensus of S$65.3 million.
($1 = 1.2816 Singapore dollars)
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