Reining Capacity Bottlenecks Could Remain For Airlines
The premiums airlines are having to pay for jet-fuel were expected to dissipate at decade’s end when additional refining capacity is coming on line, but that may not happen, warns Shell VP-Aviation Fuel Sjoerd Post. Analysts had long projected the premium airlines would have to pay between diesel...
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