Airlines not smart enough to secure fuel contracts when prices are low should go out of business. It's what Southwest does (and I'm sure plenty of other airlines). I mean, what special sauce do other airlines have that allow them to weather higher fuel prices?
Airlines not smart enough to secure fuel contracts when prices are low should go out of business. It's what Southwest does (and I'm sure plenty of other airlines). I mean, what special sauce do other airlines have that allow them to weather higher fuel prices?
Yeah, under my hood, radiator and heat shields are aluminum but that is not much metal, no aluminum block here. Also, no aluminum wheels, went with steel, can't afford the aluminum onesFor some reason, I thought so too... googled it, turns out there's lot's of aluminum...
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A throw of the dice...I read today that interest rates are going to come down.
A few minutes later I read that interest rates are going to go up.
So add a #5 to that list that interest rates will go up, or they will go down.
Good for me...kinda like when gas prices go down, good for me bad for gas industry...guess I am like Trump a Nationalist, me first#5 not quite like the others, but yeah
Bond yields are going up - BAD
Interest rates are stuck but generally follow the 10 yr Bond Yield- Also BAD

Agreed, I don't buy they went out of business due to fuel prices, sure that was a factor why they went broke at the end but not the reason they failed...It is hard in any industry to compete with the Big players. Walmart and Amazon are good examples, many, many small mom-and-pops went out of business because of these giants. They were squeezed out.Airlines not smart enough to secure fuel contracts when prices are low should go out of business. It's what Southwest does (and I'm sure plenty of other airlines). I mean, what special sauce do other airlines have that allow them to weather higher fuel prices?