Easyjet Share Discussion Threads

[smartie6] 16/3/2020 06:49

They’re all bust.

[1 nhs] 16/3/2020 06:26

Here we go, ( as predicted)

Coronavirus pandemic: Most airlines may go bankrupt by May-end, says CAPA
Cash receivers of airlines are depleting fast, adds the industry advisory
Moneycontrol News
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The continuing spread of coronavirus may lead to bankruptcy of most airlines as early as May-end, said Centre for Asia Pacific Aviation, a leading industry advisory.

[1 pound here we come] 16/3/2020 00:19

Sounds like them.

[gunsofmarscapone] 15/3/2020 23:36

Really? After being so quick to gobble up business on the collapse of other companies?

[32campomar] 15/3/2020 23:01

Tui have announced they are to apply for state aid to support the company. Free fall for shares Tomorrow

[ohsod1t] 15/3/2020 22:14

Just speaking to a mate that flies private jets. Just asked him where is left that he can fly to.Ummm, Switzerland, Egypt, Turkey, UK, Portugal, Russia, scandanavia and that about it!!!

[bricktycoon] 15/3/2020 22:08

This is bust 0 p coming very quickly huge gap down on open sub £2 then on to bankruptcy zero value for shareholders. With European no fly zone this is bankrupt the skies are dead sky fall sell while u still can monster profit warning will death spiral this to penny's when the true extent of the damage covid 19 is causing its out of control and is easyJet's cash burn and debt game over zero bookings equals zero pence

[loganair] 15/3/2020 21:38

Air France puts 80% of its employees on temporary unemployment.

[loganair] 15/3/2020 20:01

Air New Zealand is further reducing capacity across its network as coronavirus reduces demand for travel.

The airline has placed itself into a trading halt today to allow it time to more fully assess the operational and financial impacts of global travel restrictions.

On its long-haul network Air New Zealand will be reducing its capacity by 85 per cent and will only operate a minimal schedule to allow Kiwis to return home and to keep trade corridors with Asia and North America open.

[loganair] 15/3/2020 19:38

Lufthansa boss, Carsten Spohr is in talks with Angela Merkel to discuss also possible government support. “Over the coming days at least two-thirds of our almost 800-strong fleet will be grounded."

[amaretto1] 15/3/2020 19:23

Will they be let to go bust ?

[bricktycoon] 15/3/2020 19:15

This is bust sub £2 in the morning massive gap down on open sell while u still can. This will bankrupt very quickly from this point get out while u still can. The skies are dead sky fall . This will be destroyed from open hedge fund selling will dump that much stock on the market in the morning this will be carnage . Covid 19 haS bankrupt easyJet game over

[loganair] 15/3/2020 18:40

Airline SAS temporarily lay off 10,000 staff.

[smartie6] 15/3/2020 18:10

They could show them receiving their P45s and then a few months later “what are they doing now”.

[turvart] 15/3/2020 18:01

I would like to see a new series on TV filming Easyjet, it will be like watching paint dry lol.

[1 nhs] 15/3/2020 18:01

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Airlines have lost their business model.

It’s gone.

50/50: all planes are grounded worldwide

[smartie6] 15/3/2020 17:44

You’re in the same boat now. Not nice is it. Deeeeeks.

[loganair] 15/3/2020 17:42

The Dutch, German, Swiss and Italian governments have all recognised the economic need to have a National airline and are therefore instigating some form of rescue packages for their National airlines.

Flybe was a completely different kettle of fish as very quickly their profitable routes have mainly already been taken over by other British airlines Loganair, Eastern Airways, Blue Island, Aurigny and British Airways.

[smartie6] 15/3/2020 17:35

It makes me laugh how you want the government to step in to save the airlines, weren’t screaming so loud for Flybe?