Chinese Airline Ignores Stigma in Hedging Fuel
Credit: WEI MENG
China Southern Airlines, now profiting from a decision to hedge some of its exposure to jet fuel prices, is taking steps toward further increasing its trading in oil derivatives. The state-owned airline, China’s largest by fleet size, launched a limited hedging program in 2005 after a series of...
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