Airline Hedging Strategies: The Shareholder Value Perspective
—
filed under:
Articles
Airlines, particularly those in the United States, continue to suffer from high jet fuel prices. Hedging is often touted as the solution to this problem, but it can be a double-edged sword for those who are not clear about why they are doing it.
By Carlos Blanco, John Lehman, and Naoki Shimoda
Commodities Now
June 2005
Airlines, particularly those in the United States, continue to suffer from high jet fuel prices. Hedging is often touted as the solution to this problem, but it can be a double-edged sword for those who are not clear about why they are doing it.
