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A Case for Cost Control Techniques for the Airline Industry
Sponsored By Intellifares
- Topics:
- Accounting > Cash Flow
- Budgeting & Planning > Strategy
- Finance & Risk Management > Expense Management
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- Abstract:
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Airline ticket purchasing can be greatly enhanced by hedging purchases over a five year period thereby converting future airlines ticket purchases to cash today allowing carriers to better manage cash flow, investment activities and forward planning processes.
Allowing customers to purchase airline vouchers good for fixed price airline tickets over a five year period would alleviate a lot of the strain Airlines currently have. By placing revenue more in parallel to costs Airlines gain a tremendous advantage and would be able to adjust to fuel and other cost fluctuations in a more financially sound manner.
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- Sponsored by: Intellifares
- Released: June 09, 2008
- Length: 4 pages
- Format: PDF (69 kb)
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