Air New Zealand CEO Nikhil Ravishankar discusses the airline's projected $390 million loss due to rising fuel costs, its flight trimming strategy, and the long-term financial implications of pre-sold tickets amid ongoing economic and geopolitical uncertainty.
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But we will, you know, work through that and so am I reading it right that what you're saying is that what you are doing at the moment in terms of trimming may last longer than the actual imp the the fuel impacts that we see. We may see fuel come back, but you're gonna have to keep those trim flights for a little bit longer.
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temporary, cautious reduction to maintain customer certainty
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