LONDON Feb 3 Reuters German utility RWE RWE

It now sees new cash from operations of C$16million to C$18million for fiscal 2009, down from its prior forecast of C$27million to C$33 million. (Reporting by Richa Dubey in Bangalore; Editing by AmithaRajan). LONDON, Feb 3 (Reuters) - German utility RWE RWE.DE hasset the final size on its dual-tranche euro benchmark bond at 2billion euros ($2.6 billion) for the six-year tranche and 1billion euros for the 12.5 year tranche, IFR said on Tuesday. Guidance on the shorter tranche is around mid-swaps plus 190basis points. Initial guidance on this tranche was mid-swapsplus 200 to 210 basis points. For the longer-dated tranche, guidance is around mid-swapsplus 255 basis points.

Initial guidance was around mid-swapsplus 265 to 275 basis points, said IFR Markets, a ThomsonReuters online news and market analysis service Joint bookrunners are Commerzbank, J.P Morgan, SG CIB andWestLB. RWE, which is guaranteeing the deal, is rated A1 byMoody's Investors Service, A by Standard & Poor's and A byFitch Ratings.. "Our advance bookings are down from where they were thistime last year despite the capacity cuts, so that'sdisappointing, but not at this point so alarming that we arecutting more capacity," Chief Executive Gerard Arpey said. "But we are clearly watching carefully," he told journalistsat a meeting of the 'oneworld' airline alliance in Madrid. AMR Corp (AMR.N), parent of American Airlines, last monthposted wider quarterly losses and warned that the economicslowdown in 2008 would likely continue this year, causinglarger-than-expected job and route cuts.

Arpey's comments came as Germany's Lufthansa (LHAG.DE), aleading member of the rival Star Alliance grouping, delivered asurprise increase in its profit forecast, lifting sector shares. It raised its forecast for full-year 2008 operating profit,becoming the second European airline in as many days to say itcould defy the tough industry environment after Ryanair (RYA.I). Looking ahead, however, Lufthansa said it anticipated higherthan ususal risks as demand remained weak.nL3735308 Lufthansa shares rose more than 5 percent. By contrast, Japan Airlines (JAL) 9205.T said in Madrid itwas considering slashing 10 percent of international capacityand 2-3 percent from domestic flights in the coming fiscal yearto adjust to weaker demand. "For the capacity we may cut almost 10 percent for the nextfiscal year.

For domestic routes we are just in a cut back, butvery nominally, maybe 2 percent maybe 3 percent," JAL VicePresiden Tetsuya Takenaka told Reuters American's Arpey said he was optimistic the U.S carrier would receive anti-trust immunity in the U.S. for its alliancewith British Airways (BAY.L) and Iberia (IBLA.MC) as soon as theearly summer. TULSA, Okla., Feb 3 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ Magellan Midstream Holdings,L.P. (NYSE: MGG) today reported fourth-quarter 2008 operating profit of $96.1million compared to $80.9 million for fourth quarter 2007. Net income was$19.5 million during fourth quarter 2008 versus $14.9 million in fourthquarter 2007.MGG owns the general partner interest and incentive distribution rights ofMagellan Midstream Partners, L.P.