Easyjet Share Discussion Threads

[kktj] 30/5/2023 16:58

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[kktj] 25/5/2023 18:04

One day....


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[montyhedge] 25/5/2023 11:26

Now been confirmed energy bills to drop 17.5% people more confident to book, problem with 98% capacity not much left.All airlines must be booming. Also airlines having pricing power, inflation say 8.7%, fares can easily go up that much.

[montyhedge] 25/5/2023 09:52

I spoke to a pilot not Easyjet he reckons around 98% full. I would imagine all airlines are the same.Certainly boom times.

[johndoe23] 25/5/2023 09:39

I live next door to an airport, so many more flights every day now. Lots of easyjet

[montyhedge] 25/5/2023 09:35

One thing lower energy bills, people will now try to get flights, already on top of a summer boom in overseas holidays.

[rolo7] 25/5/2023 08:04

2.5 hour train service so London to Manchester Is one I can think off

[foreverbull] 25/5/2023 08:04

Lol but true ... unfortunately that's the pity state of transport infrastructure in this country

[foreverbull] 25/5/2023 08:03

This is not new news.... Markets should have factored this in ..... based on the article below:The French government initially announced plans to prohibit internal flights on some routes as part of its Climate Law in 2021, but the policy was only given the green light by the European Commission in December 2022.The enforcement of the ban is largely symbolic at this point as the three affected routes are not currently served by any airlines - Air France stopped flying on these routes in 2020 after receiving financial support from the French government during the pandemic. Sourcehttps://www.businesstravelnewseurope.com/Air-Travel/France-formally-bans-some-domestic-flights#:~:text=The%20French%20government%20initially%20announced,European%20Commission%20in%20December%202022.

[kktj] 25/5/2023 07:30

With the state of train services in UK, I think they will hesitate to follow France's example!

[itisonlymoney] 25/5/2023 06:31

if uk follows france's example, ezjet's london to glasgow and other internal flights will be hit. is that why the shares dropped a lot ystrday?

[rovi70] 23/5/2023 09:49

Looking good

[montyhedge] 19/5/2023 15:20

Liberum said this afternoon maintain 690p target.Just end of week profit taking, market makers scalping, I reckon.

[parvo] 19/5/2023 14:54

5.30 was probably a bit over cooked

[johndoe23] 19/5/2023 14:27

Why the drop today?

[trader465] 19/5/2023 10:58

I wouldn’t pay too much attention to NT, why does he sell seminars for a living?

If you look at some of his alleged trades in illiquid stocks the trades are not printed

[johndoe23] 19/5/2023 09:11

See NT has bought more here

[porsche1945] 19/5/2023 08:45

Arch-Brexiteer Nigel Farage has admitted that leaving the EU has “failed” as he sought to blame the government for what he described as its inability to take advantage of being outside the trading bloc.

The former Brexit and UKIP Party leader, who refused to rule out a political comeback, said the UK had not “benefitted from Brexit economically”, claiming that government policy had deterred businesses from investing in the UK.

That’s now across the media…well he did promise to leave the U.K. if it failed…so..bye bye Nigel. How are you feeling about it all now you brexit morons? What a bunch of fkn 🤡🤡🤡🤡9313;

[johndoe23] 18/5/2023 08:56

Think they said broadly flat going forward

[farrugia] 18/5/2023 08:54

are their fuel costs going to increase in future? Hedging levels seems to imply so?

[doobz] 18/5/2023 08:07

averaged into this today, not much to dislike here

[montyhedge] 18/5/2023 07:16

Total revenue up 80%, looks like everything on course.

[iandippie] 18/5/2023 07:05

Thoughts are 80m pbt for the holidays business is amazing considering it didn't start selling package holidays until end of 2019.

[johndoe23] 18/5/2023 06:47

That's thr problem when the price rises in to results or updates. Results look decent at a quick glance. Thoughts anyone?