Lower Oil Prices Could Cut AMR Fuel Bill By $3.5 Billion
American estimates it would spend $3.5 billion less on fuel in 2009 than this year based on the current oil price and forward curve. Meanwhile, the airline believes its fourth-quarter mainline domestic capacity reduction will be “modestly above” the 11%-12% it predicted earlier. For 2009, domestic...
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