Easyjet Share Discussion Threads

[volsung] 31/7/2020 17:09

tlobs I said mass tourism. There will still be some tourism obviously. This virus is not going away any time soon. By the time it does irreparable damage will have been done to tourist infrastructure inc airlines

[albert3591] 31/7/2020 16:52

What will it be in 3mths broke I hope,my life is fine by the way thanks for the interest though.

[essentialinvestor] 31/7/2020 16:38

albert, try to read a stock chart. RYA is approx 30% Above the low hit last August.

If you are interested in making some money, rather than just moaning,
then buying RYA under 9 has previously been a decent buy point.

If you have no money to invest, then can understand why your life might seem a bit rubbish.

[albert3591] 31/7/2020 16:12

Could the stock exchange be told to stop trading by the government if things get to disastrous with stocks being shorted,I know they did suspend shorting a couple of years ago on certain stocks.

[albert3591] 31/7/2020 16:09

As much as I dislike O’Leary on rya,these air stocks cannot be allowed to keep falling,pension companies need them.

[albert3591] 31/7/2020 16:07

Darn well come

[chesty1] 31/7/2020 15:29

Sub 5 coming

[albert3591] 31/7/2020 14:15

When this touches £4 I hate to think how people will cope with the pain.

[essentialinvestor] 31/7/2020 12:52

Mass tourism dead is a very big call, although at least the UK is benefiting from
staycations atm.

Hopefully next year brings vaccine options, however the rising case numbers in
Europe this week are troublesome. Daily cases in France up over 50% in 7 days,
Poland has reported two consecutive days of record cases. In to autumn/winter looks messy.

[thegame86] 31/7/2020 12:36

Partly agree, I think people will accept the current normal life and move on. It will put people off for now but next year will be a different story. Long term hold if you can.

[philanderer] 31/7/2020 10:31

volsung, I've thought long and hard about this too and come to the conclusion you're right. What little stock I held here has now been dumped.

[volsung] 31/7/2020 08:56

Mass tourism is dead. We will look back on the last 50 years as a strange abberation.

[albert3591] 31/7/2020 08:51

Is this the final capitulation from the airline industry.

[philanderer] 30/7/2020 23:41

'Jet2 tells some holidaymakers in Spain to come home early'


Jet2 is contacting some customers on Spain's Balearic and Canary Islands to ask them to end their package holidays early, the BBC has learned.

Hundreds of customers have had flights back to the UK cancelled and been asked to return sooner than planned.

Jet2 said it cannot keep sending empty planes to pick up passengers on many different dates.

[gettingrichslow] 30/7/2020 23:33

If you look at EasyJet’s twitter feed you’ll see literallly HUNDREDS of people saying they haven’t had a penny out of EasyJet many months after claiming their refund. They can’t get through on the phone, they can’t email and they are resorting to credit card Section 75 claims instead (which is unfair on the banks frankly). It’s an absolute disgrace from EasyJet, Ryanair and IAG (and others I’m sure).

[loganair] 30/7/2020 17:13

Ryanair has drawn criticism from customers for continuing to operate flights to mainland Spain and the Spanish Islands against government advice, while also not offering customers the option of a refund or free change of flights.

Customers are therefore being forced to decide whether to travel against government guidelines or to stay at home and lose the money spent on their flights.

Meanwhile easyJet is also planning to continue its scheduled flights to the country, but intends to closely monitor the situation.

Unlike Ryanair - easyJet customers wanting to amend their flights due to the new travel guidance, along with customers with flights scheduled within 14 days have the option to change their flights at no extra cost.

[loganair] 30/7/2020 17:07

Scotland is to impose 14-day quarantine on arrivals in the country from Luxembourg, its government announced today.

[loganair] 30/7/2020 16:39

Being reported that United Airlines are to furlough 3,900 / 1/3rd of its pilots.

[albert3591] 30/7/2020 15:50

I am wondering if I should sue ezj for data breach,maybe I will wait and see how the claims companies do.Not sure what the time limit will be,does anyone know?

[loganair] 30/7/2020 15:48

However, Virgin wasn't the only airline to come under criticism in the CAA's report. EasyJet was taking 90 days to process refund requests before the CAA demanded it improve.

The airline took on extra staff process refund claims, and is now doing them in less than 30 days, the CAA said.

Ryanair was taking 10 weeks or more for give consumers their money back, the CAA said.

[loganair] 30/7/2020 15:45

Virgin Atlantic is facing enforcement action over its delays in processing refunds for cancelled flights.

It is the only airline threatened with action by the Civil Aviation Authority (CAA), which has reviewed the refund waiting times of 18 major airlines

[taurusthebear] 30/7/2020 15:42

I don't think you can blame BAME for their genetic make-up.

It's the yoof running on their summer rampage, from Miami to Mallorca to the Black Sea. Just as the 2nd wave of Spanish Flu mainly affected young partying returnees from WW1.

[philanderer] 30/7/2020 14:20

Holiday firm Tui to shut 166 High Street shops