AER LINGUS MULLS CUTTING CAPACITY TO COPE WITH FUEL RISES

Aer Lingus is considering cutting back on flights in 2011 to cope with rising fuel costs, which it says could wipe out the recovery it made last year. The Irish airline has also hedged over 60% of its fuel costs for 2011. British Airway’s parent company International Airlines Group has also warned its fare will increase thanks to higher oil prices.