Iraq grants Iranian airlines 40 daily Najaf flights after US exemption
Mahan Air is excluded from the agreement as Baghdad says Washington granted its request for a waiver.
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Mahan Air is excluded from the agreement as Baghdad says Washington granted its request for a waiver.
Fuel is a huge expense for airlines and with two major wars now affecting energy infrastructure, fuel prices across the board are higher and higher. David Kang, former group treasurer at Qatar Airways, joins Tracy Alloway and Joe Weisenthal on the Odd Lots podcast to discuss how airlines use swaps and options to hedge against future increases in the price of jet fuel. (Source: Bloomberg)
An art and a science.
Fuel is a huge expense for airlines, and even on a good day, jet fuel prices are pretty volatile. Throw in two major wars now effecting energy infrastructure, and fuel prices across the board are higher and higher. Airlines have long tried to manage this expense through fuel hedging, using things like swaps and options to hedge against future increases in the price of jet fuel. David Kang, former group treasurer at Qatar Airways, has firsthand experience hedging for a large carrier, and he tells
Alaska Airlines CEO Ben Minicucci sits down with Bloomberg's Romaine Bostick during the company's investor day to discuss the airline's foray into plush seats, new lounges in Seattle and Honolulu and international flights. (Source: Bloomberg)
Iran has threatened countries enforcing US sanctions on its airlines, warning that their airports could face disruptions
EasyJet says the latest incident "once again calls into question the resilience" of the system.
Air India Ltd.’s incoming Chief Executive Officer Tewolde Gebremariam is considering folding the no-frills Air India Express unit into the group as he tries to cut costs to counter record losses, according to people familiar with the matter.
With the resumption, the airline will operate more than 100 weekly flights across eight round-trip routes in South Asia
URUGUAY · TOURISM Key Facts —The scheme Uruguay will pay airlines about US$20 for every additional foreign tourist they fly in, versus the same period a year earlier. —The cap The fund is limited to US$2.5 million a year, split evenly between the Tourism Ministry and Aeropuertos Uruguay. —New routes A separate stimulus rewards international […] The post Uruguay Airline Incentive Pays US$20 for Every Extra Tourist appeared first on The Rio Times.