Southwest's Fuel Hedging Policy Is Paying Off
Southwest's fuel hedging policy is "paying off handsomely," said CEO Herb Kelleher. More than 75% of the airline's second quarter's exposure was locked in under $27 per barrel of oil and 100% of the third and fourth quarters' fuel needs are set at prices below $24 and $23, respectively. Prudent fuel...
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