Asian Carriers Look for Ways To Cut Costs as They Fight High Fuel Prices
Asian carriers are finding that hedging isn't a panacea as they fight the remorseless rise in fuel prices. Their profits under siege, they are exploring downsizing and eliminating profitless routes to cut costs. In 2004, jet fuel accounted for 20% of operating costs for the 18-member Assn. of Asia...
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