Emirates’ chief executive says the airline has hedged its exposure to jet fuel price increases for the next several years. Speaking publicly, the CEO said the company is “well hedged” through 2029, indicating that fuel-price risk is covered beyond the near term. The CEO also stated that Emirates has secured sufficient jet fuel supply to meet its current needs and planned requirements moving forward. Taken together, the reports indicate that Emirates is using forward contracting or similar financial hedging arrangements to reduce the impact of potential future fuel price volatility, while also ensuring operational fuel availability. The coverage does not provide detailed figures in the supplied excerpts, but it focuses on the duration of the hedging coverage and the airline’s confidence in supply continuity. Overall, the statements present a strategy aimed at stabilizing costs and maintaining the ability to operate under varying market conditions.