Subject	Re: shrug, airlines now call it a 'carrier charge' instead
Posted by	CameronSF on January 28, 2016 at 4:40 PM
	This message has been viewed 264 times.
In Reply To	shrug, airlines now call it a 'carrier charge' instead posted by vorpalZ on January 28, 2016 at 01:49 PM
Message	Don't airlines buy their fuel under annual contracts years in advance? I thought that was how they rode out oil cost fluctuations...
Follow Ups	My rant - sparkie 12:56:24 01/28/16 Prices always rise quickly, and fall slowly. (n/m) - Goldchocobo 13:05:34 01/28/16 shrug, airlines now call it a 'carrier charge' instead - vorpalZ 13:49:47 01/28/16 Re: shrug, airlines now call it a 'carrier charge' instead - CameronSF 16:40:29 01/28/16 perhaps they do, however fuel surcharges have been added - vorpalZ 17:18:00 01/28/16 Re: perhaps they do, however fuel surcharges have been added - MULTI-Z 21:23:56 01/28/16 Most do. - Zsgetyoulaid 03:31:27 01/29/16 ** clap ** .. ** high-five ** - genic 14:55:59 01/28/16 This has happened across the board, isn't unique to us (n/m) - ThisIsSparTTa 11:54:32 01/29/16 In business, there are only good reasons to raise the price. (n/m) - emnm187 17:17:15 01/29/16
Post a Followup	You cannot reply to this message because you are not logged in.