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[qantas] 27/7/2017 21:50

VS Sold





The deal includes AZ

Please do your own research...

[alphorn] 27/7/2017 08:26

Katla very active again.

[younasm] 24/7/2017 08:31

Below 600p again -- I will to start to go long now, hopefully there is strong support around 540-560 level.

[alphorn] 14/7/2017 19:09

EasyJet is to open a new European headquarters in Austria to enable it to continue to operate flights within the EU after Brexit. The airline said it intended to establish a new airline, easyJet Europe, which would be headquartered in Vienna.

It will involve the re-registering of 110 aircraft under Austrian jurisdiction, is expected to cost at least £10m.

[philanderer] 05/7/2017 23:44

British Airways cabin crew will strike for a further 14 days in a long-running dispute over pay, the Unite union has announced.

Members of Unite will walk out again from July 19, just three days after completing a 16-day stoppage.


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[philanderer] 05/7/2017 20:41

Nice dividend credited to the account today :-)

[younasm] 30/6/2017 08:30

Using options going short now, whilst closing the long calls. I don't expect this rise to last more than a few weeks.I expect IAG to be below 600 by August. Pure guess -- no research done.

[chiefbrody] 29/6/2017 07:33

^^^Nice.Looks like a new all time high for the share price

[philanderer] 29/6/2017 00:15

International Consolidated Airlines Group was among the biggest winners after its Spanish airline Iberia bought 20 new Airbus planes, to be used for short and medium-length flights. They will be delivered between 2018 and 2021.

IAG has reportedly negotiated a significant discount for the craft from their catalogue value of £1.4 billion. Shares rose 3.9 per cent, or 23.5p, to 630p.


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[younasm] 28/6/2017 08:35

Xdiv tomorrow €0.125

[philanderer] 27/6/2017 09:01

Bernstein initiates with 'outperform' and 710p target

[philanderer] 26/6/2017 23:47

A week before the unprecedented 16-day strike by some British Airways cabin crew based at Heathrow, the Unite union is bidding to block a plan to fly passengers in aircraft grounded by the Middle East airspace row.

BA plans to draft in nine Airbus A320 and A321 jets from Qatar Airways to cover for the Mixed Fleet strike, which is planned for 1-16 July. The Gulf carrier has plenty of spare aircraft, because its short-haul routes to Abu Dhabi, Dubai and other destinations have been grounded as part of a geo-political row.

During previous bouts of industrial action, British Airways has paid other airlines, including Titan and Thomson, to cover for strike-hit flights. The practice is known as wet-leasing, with pilots and crew bought in along with the planes.

[qantas] 26/6/2017 12:36

Please do your own research...

[alphorn] 19/6/2017 11:42

Katla rumbling again.

[alphorn] 16/6/2017 15:47

"British Airways cabin crew will strike for two weeks from July 1 in long-running row over pay and perks" (DM).

[pugugly] 15/6/2017 15:50

"British Airways technology chaos will cost £80m"


IMO if they can get away with only £80 million they will be very lucky - 75,000 passengers - Not much more than £1,000 per head - As was basically theeir fault - all be it by an outside contractor then probabilty of Clas Action could still be high with claim for consequential damages - Remember a lot of Yanks were involed and they tend to call in legal at the eariest chance. (all imo & dyor etc)

[jailbird] 15/6/2017 14:39

BA hit with baggage failure

[notimpressed] 15/6/2017 14:20

not a good day, no particular reason for drop,
iag purchasing own stock around 600p mark.
needs a heinekin moment.

[notimpressed] 07/6/2017 21:54

post 2884, if they are buying in at 590 why would
they sell at 525

[chiefbrody] 07/6/2017 14:37

Expecting a bounce here come Friday.

[chiefbrody] 07/6/2017 14:37

Good point.See what pans out in the coming weeks.

[sponges] 07/6/2017 14:29

Not sure if mentioned before by anyone on here but if the "engineer" in question happens to work for a contractor then surely the claims will be recouped against that engineers company's insurance - ie public liability insurance etc - just a thought