‘Air Canada Buys Oil Company’ (I’m making it up but why not)

ByThe Skeptical Traveler

The image shows a Delta gas station with a large sign displaying the Delta logo at the top. Below the logo, the price for self-serve gasoline is listed as $3.99. There is also a smaller sign advertising diesel fuel and a message that reads, "Got gunky build-up?" with a suggestion to use a specific product. The gas station is situated in a somewhat rural area with hills and trees in the background. Several vehicles are parked near the gas pumps.

The title of this post was inspired by the news that Delta bought a refinery and everyone is wondering how an airline could succeed at running a refinery that experienced energy companies have shunned.

Will this start a trend?

However, Air Canada could do even better, buy in addition to a refinery a small-medium oil company as well (lots of opportunities in Canada) so they would not care at all whether the oil price goes up or down.

One Comment

  1. Why doesnt an oil company buy an airline? It would have it`s own ready made customer…and goodness knows, they could never screw it up more than it is already…

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