Airlines face higher fuel bills as pre-war hedges expire and jet fuel holds near $150

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investingLive (Nov 13, 08:27): Expiring hedges mean airline earnings will become more exposed to swings in crude, keeping pressure on airline stocks even after this week’s pullback in oil. Any renewed jump in Brent on Middle East shipping risk would now hit airline margins harder, especially in Asia, where fuel’s share of costs has risen to about a third. If airlines lock in new…