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Fuel is a massive and volatile expense for airlines. David Kang, former group treasurer at Qatar Airways, explains how carriers use financial derivatives like swaps and options to hedge against jet fuel price swings. He discusses why airlines rely on heating oil futures as a proxy, how ticket prices and surcharges are adjusted, and draws parallels between airline fuel management and oil refineries.
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