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How does crude falling change the game, i.e. furloughs?

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There's actually a plan in place if oil hits $200 a barrel? Wow, I like to see those plans!


Red Box Item:

In the event of $200 oil

1. Roll inverted and PULL . . . . . . . . PF
2. Kiss your *** goodbye. . . . . . . . PF/PM
 
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Red Box Item:

In the event of $200 oil

1. Roll inverted and PULL . . . . . . . . PF
2. Kiss your *** goodbye. . . . . . . . PF/PM

No chance! Obama gets elected in Nov, waves his magic wand and....ta-da, oil back down to $60/barrel.....
 
Fuel prices going down is a bad thing at CAL.....or so they said in one of their daily updates. Go figure?
 
I think it could be a game changer if oil falls to about $100 a barrel. We were told that we had a plan for oil at $200 a barrel (included a lot of cuts), and one for $100 a barrel (maybe keeping some airplanes longer or not parking some). Regardless, I hope RJs are parked anyway. (especially 37 and 50 seaters)

Bye Bye--General Lee

The 200$ barrel plan is BK.
 
The bad fuel hedging would add to it. Where they went with the falling crude being bad is that there would be even less demand. All spin.
 

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