Flybe Share Discussion Threads

[anony mous] 20/3/2017 20:02

I am long termer.Willing to hold and expecting nearer £1 end this year.but have been saying that past couple years and it's only drifted down.

[netcurtains] 20/3/2017 18:18

the sells are all small sums (£10k to £20k) - I guess momentum traders and chartists.
In this situation, if like me, you are totally convinced in your LONG position (provided no news to the contrary) I guess you will sit back and hold. Wait until the trend reverses or flat-lines and then buy a wad more. That is my plan.

What about other long-ers out there? What are your plans - similar to mine?

Cheers Net.

[netcurtains] 20/3/2017 10:40

not worried about monthly changes (obviously I want it to go lower so can buy more) but it will blow at some point ... my hope is £1.5 within 12 months!

[dahhad] 20/3/2017 10:24

Very tempted to go in again but have already gone in a few times during the nosedive! I will wait until the figures are out for the year-end before going in again on the expectation that the results might restore some confidence and get the share over 50p again. I hope the recent reduction isn't the result of leaked information which did appear to happen here before!

[netcurtains] 19/3/2017 11:27

I'm hoping for FLYBE to rise 300% by year end...

From Wikipedia:
"
In the UK, Flybe's largest base is at Birmingham Airport[36] and it has other large bases at Belfast, Manchester and Southampton airports
"
Lets look at three of these airports:
From Birmingham Airport (FlyBe Hub):
"
over the past year their long-haul traffic increased by 26%, with particular growth to the Middle East (+34.1%), North America (+32.6%). That was, of course, what they paid all that money for the runway extension for
"

From Manchester Airport (FlyBe Hub):

Said to be the biggest single construction project ever to take place in Greater Manchester, the 10-year scheme will more than double the size of Terminal Two and link it to an improved Terminal Three.

From Southamton Airport (FlyBe Hub):
Flybe, Europe’s largest regional airline, has started operating its expanded 2016/17 Winter schedule from Southampton Airport which features two new routes to Lyon and Munich, offering a total choice of up to 270 flights across 23 routes.
"
Then on top of this there are the new flights from LONDON HEAHROW:


Then on top of this there are the huge numbers of torurists coming to the UK since Brexit (Chinese in Birmingham for example)


Then there is the glut in oil which is causing the oil price not to rise as much as people had thought (thus saying airlines money).

Add all this lot together and it should be in FlyBe's favour.

The WORLDS TOP TWENTY MOST PUNCTUAL AIRLINES
============================================

YES FLYBE IS EASILY, BY MILES THE BEST UK AIRLINE
If you want to get their on time there is only ONE UK airline you can reply on
FLYBE!!!

That is worth its weight in gold

1 99.5% Hawaiian Airlines HA 89.87%
2 99.1% Copa Airlines CM 88.75%
3 99.5% KLM KL 87.89%
4 94.5% Qantas Airways QF 87.56%
5 99.7% Japan Airlines JL 86.74%
6 80.0% Flybe BE 86.62%
7 98.6% Alaska Airlines AS 86.05%
8 97.2% Iberia IB 85.67%
9 82.7% Monarch Airlines ZB 85.67%
10 99.1% Singapore Airlines SQ 85.19%
11 99.1% Austrian Airlines OS 84.89%
12 96.6% All Nippon Airways NH 84.71%
13 96.2% GOL G3 84.63%
14 95.9% Virgin Australia VA 84.52%
15 99.5% Delta Air Lines DL 84.29%
16 98.8% Finnair AY 84.12%
17 86.8% Transavia HV 83.98%
18 90.5% Aer Lingus EI 83.97%
19 99.0% Gulf Air GF 82.70%
20 89.4% Jet2.com LS 82.64%


THIS IS WHAT THE YANKS THINK


Dont like what the yanks think, what about this:

[netcurtains] 19/3/2017 10:18

Lets hope!

[palwing13] 19/3/2017 09:15

NetcurtainsHeavy landing?

[netcurtains] 18/3/2017 22:21

From Wikipedia:
"
In the UK, Flybe's largest base is at Birmingham Airport[36] and it has other large bases at Belfast, Manchester and Southampton airports
"
Lets look at these three airports:
From Birmingham Airport (FlyBe Hub):
"
Birmingham says over the past year their long-haul traffic increased by 26%, with particular growth to the Middle East (+34.1%), North America (+32.6%). That was, of course, what they paid all that money for the runway extension for
"

From Manchester Airport (FlyBe Hub):

Said to be the biggest single construction project ever to take place in Greater Manchester, the 10-year scheme will more than double the size of Terminal Two and link it to an improved Terminal Three.

From Southamton Airport (FlyBe Hub):
Flybe, Europe’s largest regional airline, has started operating its expanded 2016/17 Winter schedule from Southampton Airport which features two new routes to Lyon and Munich, offering a total choice of up to 270 flights across 23 routes.
"
Then on top of this there are the new flights from LONDON HEAHROW:


Then on top of this there are the huge numbers of torurists coming to the UK since Brexit (Chinese in Birmingham for example)


Then there is the glut in oil which is causing the oil price not to rise as much as people had thought (thus saying airlines money).

Add all this lot together and it should be in FlyBe's favour.

[europa79] 17/3/2017 16:49

Yes, getting sick of just gliding along!

[netcurtains] 17/3/2017 16:21

come on FlyBe - FLY! YES WE CAN!

[sandoval] 17/3/2017 16:10

We've been valued to go bust for a couple of years but we can still manage to pay the CEO a million pounds so someone's got it wrong; just hope it's not us !

[dahhad] 17/3/2017 15:53

The couch doesn't inspire confidence for Q4! We need some good figures for this to get any upward momentum (IMHO) and it could be 2-3 months before we get the year-end figures. ?

[netcurtains] 17/3/2017 09:51

its crouching down for the big jump up!

[anony mous] 17/3/2017 08:57

Something leaked?Down 4% on no news.Maybe just sellers adjusting portfolios for tax year end.

[netcurtains] 17/3/2017 08:53

s34icknote: No idea. I like the story. Holding on to mine like mad (as per Triad and Wey Education, Johnston Press, TNI, etc)

[s34icknote] 17/3/2017 08:40

Lots of sells net What's occurring ?Sicknote

[anony mous] 16/3/2017 12:58

Thanks.Yes I seen the volumes picked up from Feb too.Somethings cooking.

[netcurtains] 16/3/2017 12:56

EasyJet has been rising since last week of Feb.... I know there are leads and lags, but Flybe needs to catch up!

[sandoval] 16/3/2017 11:33

March 31 is Flybe yr end with announcement in June but LHR flights in a few days might get us some interest at least from the press.

[anony mous] 16/3/2017 09:57

When is the next update or results?Stuck below 50p is sooooo annoying. ?

[netcurtains] 16/3/2017 08:35

1. UK tourist levels at record levels.
2. Oil glut back / oil price falling (only will get worse as renewables get more and more common each year).

RESULT
Theoretically Flybe should be having a great year.

Should be trading at £1.50 a share

[owenski] 14/3/2017 13:52

Lot of volume today

[netcurtains] 14/3/2017 13:29

EasyJet going up!

OK, cheap pound has lead to the UK being flooded with tourists.
This means UK based airlines probably have had a bumper year.


FlyBe, being an inland UK based airline, possibly has had a bumper year. Its the main
rational conclusion one can reach based on tourist numbers to UK.

The emotional state of airline investors has not been good (paris bombings etc),
so FlyBe share price is about 50p, whereas it probably should be worth £1.50.

So if we get a good set of figures, peoples emotions might flip on a sixpence,
and we could see chart break out.

We need the accountants figures as the final item to break us out of this 50p resting place.

I've got in now to beat the rush!