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davedx 2 hours ago [-]
This really should be bigger news.
3 hours ago [-]
OgsyedIE 3 hours ago [-]
Given that we have the facts about what it is doing to them, can we agree that if Europe doesn't like the existing trajectory of the geopolitical system their only options are to either change it by themselves or compel one or more allies to change it?
yostrovs 2 hours ago [-]
There's also the third option that's usually taken: condemnation of the trajectory.
bayarearefugee 1 hours ago [-]
But if they do that then Donald Trump will call them a weak loser... got any other options for them?
booi 1 hours ago [-]
maybe UN resolution?
cjbenedikt 4 hours ago [-]
Remember the days when airlines used to hedge their exposure to fuel prices...???
michael1999 2 hours ago [-]
You can't really hedge a true shortage. You'll get some money, but you can't pump money into a fuel tank.
davedx 2 hours ago [-]
Euro airlines hedge quite a bit actually - Ryanair is one of the most hedged airlines around. US airlines do it a lot less these days; Delta has their own refinery instead.
Hedging won't make more jet fuel appear though
dnemmers 3 hours ago [-]
It looks like quite a few international airlines (most?) hedge their exposure, and some have even been increasing lately:
Hedging won't make more jet fuel appear though
https://www.reuters.com/business/energy/how-airlines-have-he...
God it already feels like a century.