
LATAM CEO Says Balance Sheet Positions Airline for Higher Fuel Costs
LATAM Airlines Group chief executive Roberto Alvo said the carrier's balance sheet puts it in a comparatively strong position as jet fuel costs rise.
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LATAM Airlines Group chief executive Roberto Alvo said the company has a comparatively strong financial position as jet fuel costs rise. He also warned that fuel prices staying high could disrupt rival airlines.
Key details
- Alvo’s comments concern LATAM’s balance sheet and the potential effect of persistently high fuel prices on competitors.
Roberto Alvo said LATAM’s balance sheet puts the airline in a comparatively strong position as jet fuel costs rise.
Why it matters
Fuel is a major operating cost for airlines, so sustained price increases can put pressure on carriers’ finances. Alvo’s comments link LATAM’s balance-sheet position with the potential strain on competitors.
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