Fuel Hedging Pushes Malaysian Airlines Into Profit
Malaysian Airline System followed Cathay Pacific in posting a profit based entirely on fuel hedging gains. The carrier made 876 million ringgit (US$250 million) in the three months to June 30. But since that included a 1.3 billion ringgit gain on fuel hedging contracts, operations continued to lose...
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