Easyjet Share Discussion Threads

[gettingrichslow] 18/9/2020 09:39

“Flights for 2021 are already pretty much booked up - many at premium pricing”

Really? When EasyJet released their flights for Jan-April 2021 (in a panic early-release in around May this year) nearly all of them were priced at £29.99 per flight. I’d hardly call that ‘premium pricing’ - looks more like desperation to me...

[albert3591] 18/9/2020 09:29

This ain’t no scare it’s worse much worse.

[mallorca 9] 18/9/2020 09:16

Buy when others are fearful !

Flights for 2021 are already pretty much booked up - many at premium pricing !

[albert3591] 18/9/2020 08:48

They always do Chesty1

[gettingrichslow] 18/9/2020 08:21

Dropping like a stone again. Check out the latest numbers for countries like Belgium, Poland, Portugal, Czech Republic - second wave coming on fast now all across Europe.

[albert3591] 18/9/2020 08:19

Not looking good with the next lot of lockdowns coming.

[taurusthebear] 17/9/2020 22:45

As I replied to this pretentious post on IAG, "buywell", you need to get your bladder and bowels checked.

[buywell3] 14/9/2020 22:42

=========== The Future of the Airline Sector ==========


The future of the entire Global Airline Sector is 100% dependent at this time , on the outcome of the Covid-19 Pandemic.

Whilst this pandemic exists , and that, also for the present , buywell sees as worldwide case numbers increasing ; then so to will the Global Airline Sector be adversely affected.

Simply put Airline passengers realize there is a risk now attached to flying or indeed any form of travel in the presence of unknown strangers for many hours in an enclosed space.

Going to the toilet which is a very tiny space on planes/boats/buses and trains which ALL do at least a couple of times on say a 5 or 6 hour flight means this.

The person enters an area of approx 1M by 1.5M with a height of approx 2.5M
This room is less than considered safe by ALL Government Covid-19 social distancing regulations. This room (toilet) will have been visited by a very large percentage of the entire population on that plane/boat/bus or train. That is to say you have gone against the social distancing advice and breathed in the expelled air that all of those other passengers have breathed out or their aerosol droplets that their sneezes or coughs whist in occupance have produced.


In 2021 until a vaccine has tested that it works in a safe manner for a sufficient immunity period , until such a vaccine has been produced in the Billions of doses , until these billions of doses are then distributed Globally to all countries and the 7.8 Billion that will need to get it , many of whom can't afford to pay anything so it will have to free issue to approx 4 Billion people --- in 2021 buywell does not see this happening.

In the meantime it has been discovered that Covid-19 can be caught twice , which IMO is very very bad news regarding getting rid of it. Spanish Flu(last pandemic) was eradicated only because around 60% of the world population caught it , most lived , and most importantly developed immunity which meant they did not catch it again. buywell posits --- this is now NOT the case regards to Covid-19.

Conclusions:

a) Present data is pointing to Covid-19 being a long term event until a cure is found or a vaccine giving immunity for a period of time long enough for re-infections or new infections to reduce to numbers that health services can manage.

b) There is a worrying high percentage of people that do not want to take such a vaccine --- thought on how people can be made to accept a vaccine jab needs to be agreed upon ie WHO to take a lead --- perhaps mandates jabs for all.

c) Mutations of the SARS-CoV-2 virus continue, and there is now a very much more contagious strain ( X 10 ) in existence in many countries ie NOT the original Wuhan strain. This means some vaccines now under test might not work on whatever mutated strain is still causing cases in July 2021.

d) Because those people that enter a ICU in a hospital or need critical care due to adverse reactions to Covid-19 ie 20% currently ---- because those people that survive out of that 20% of Covid-19 cases and get discharged from hospital do so with a variety of severity of organ damage ( long term ) , the strain on Hospitals is going to increase exponentially whilst Covid-19 cases continue and existing discharged patients need ongoing medical treatments

e) At some point in 2021 on current Global trajectory of case numbers driven by India , Africa , North and South Americas and now the EU and Asia --- Hospital Services will cease to function

UNLESS

Strict Quarantine measures are imposed as was the case in Spanish Flu pandemic .
Unfortunately people of the present day with human rights do not react well to authority so such National Lockdowns that might have worked in the Spanish Flu pandemic won't work now.

-----------------------------------------------------


SOLUTION


The only solution in buywells' opinion is that mankind must learn to live with Covid-19 as another ongoing coronavirus ( ie become the fifth ) .

For such things as planes and boats and buses and planes there has been a way found recently to make this possible

buywell has posted what it is.

It will become the BIGGEST GROWTH AREA IMO in 2021

imo dyor

[albert3591] 11/9/2020 14:35

It wouldn’t surprise me either,there is not a strong market for flying.Particularly when you have to wear a mask for hours,no thanks 2021 for me,it could even be 2022 who knows

[gettingrichslow] 11/9/2020 11:35

I’d be amazed if this hasn’t drifted to lower than 400p by Xmas and then below 300p by February.

[taurusthebear] 11/9/2020 05:40

Now that the UK rate is going through the roof, will Boris soon be putting people on domestic UK flights in quarantine? :0)

[18bells] 10/9/2020 23:38

This could be massively down tomo due to new quarantine rules.

[thegame86] 10/9/2020 15:12

Nothing wrong with a bit of Russian roulette :D...thats the stock market atm to be fair.

[porsche1945] 10/9/2020 12:01

Outlook for U.K. under wheezing fat Johnson and the brexit loonies looking pretty bleak.

[albert3591] 10/9/2020 11:43

No reason to buy any airline company at the moment,everything is in the air [except aircraft] i think would be to invest in them,if you want a gamble maybe.

[chesty1] 10/9/2020 11:40

British Airways owner IAG is cutting more flights over the next three months as it adjusts to the continuing collapse in demand for air travel.

IAG, which also runs Aer Lingus and Iberia, said quarantine restrictions meant capacity this autumn would be 60% below 2019 levels.

The group said it had seen a "delayed recovery", and did not expect business to return to 2019 levels until 2023.

It is also raising €2.7bn (£2.5bn) from shareholders to help its finances.

[hodhasharon] 10/9/2020 11:05

I can see 800p coming next.

[chesty1] 10/9/2020 10:48

gettingrichslow9 Sep '20 - 17:35 - 13641 of 13643
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Game over for Portugal. 646 cases just announced which is another massive jump. Won’t be many on those EasyJet flights soon once the tourists already in Portugal are repatriated. Another loss-making country soon for EasyJet, to add to the growing list.

I was due to go to Portugal next week, doubt that will happen now!

[thegame86] 10/9/2020 10:44

He'll be back when it's up:)

[bc4] 09/9/2020 17:45

Even tlobs2 has done a runner LOL