Airlines around the world are moving quickly to increase their jet fuel hedging as they eye five month lows in crude prices that many expect to taper off at around US$50 a barrel. "Some airlines are popping in and hedging bits and pieces daily at a Brent price of $55 and down to $50," said a trader with a bank that handles hedging for many Asian airlines according to Reuters. Indonesia's PT Garuda Indonesia has hedged 45 per cent of its 2015 jet fuel needs and is now looking to raise that … [Read more...] about Record low oil prices fuel hedging strategies