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[toon1966] 18/10/2019 11:44

BREAKING NEWS - Monty goes bullish on BT Group...

[applepieinthesky] 18/10/2019 11:03

Let's not forget the strikes

[montyhedge] 18/10/2019 09:03

Of course if Boris won I reckon IAG 575p, market is position for him to lose. But to close to call.Figures 31st Oct should be good. My forecast another 15% rise in dividend.

[cafc69] 18/10/2019 06:21

?AvatarSloppySalad DaveGGW2 days agoIt's a known fault with the A320 family and their APUs - this also occurs outside of BA, ie, Lufthansa, Easyjet, etc etc. There is no knowing when a "fume event" will occur and only regular maintenance can help to prevent it (there is no guarantee). This doesn't mean that BA's maintenance force is hard pressed to resolve these problems, it just means they are rather 'unpredictable'.Source: Me (work in maintenance for major UK airline).

[waldron] 18/10/2019 06:09

but gives a live link

well spotted m1k3y1

might have missed that

[m1k3y1] 17/10/2019 23:23

misca just repeating Apple's posts ?

[misca2] 17/10/2019 23:07

Applepieinthesky
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So the media are getting to the root of the problem could this be a PPI type compensation action waiting to happen .

[applepieinthesky] 17/10/2019 22:53

So the media are getting to the root of the problem could this be a PPI type compensation action waiting to happen .https://www.paddleyourownkanoo.com/2019/10/06/yet-another-fume-event-on-a-british-airways-flight-brings-total-to-56-in-less-than-months/

[applepieinthesky] 17/10/2019 22:33

Maybe it took an injunction out to stop the masses knowing about the fume events anyway at least the BBC had this to say https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/amp/business-50074402

[misca2] 17/10/2019 22:18

montyhedge
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Lol with posters like you 79 posts in 13 years, would be no bulletin boards.
Applepieinthesky has been on about Watchdog programme with BA. Turns out his told us lies. It was good for IAG Air Lingus came 2nd best airline. Norwegian worst airline. So great programme.

Perhaps a newbie gives a truer view, a little less unbiased

no need to down others if the share is worth promoting

Iag is an excellent share that need not be ramped or deramped on a daily basis

but i guess you cannot help yourself

[montyhedge] 17/10/2019 22:05

Lol with posters like you 79 posts in 13 years, would be no bulletin boards.Applepieinthesky has been on about Watchdog programme with BA. Turns out his told us lies. It was good for IAG Air Lingus came 2nd best airline. Norwegian worst airline. So great programme.

[montyhedge] 17/10/2019 21:00

Looks like you been telling porkies has usual about BA, appearing on Watchdog.Norwegian voted worst airline, thank goodness BA did not bid for them.

[m1k3y1] 17/10/2019 20:59

Nothing on watchdog about fume events ?

[waldron] 17/10/2019 17:28

Price (GBX) 513.20 Var % (+/-) +0.35% (Up +1.80)

[montyhedge] 17/10/2019 17:24

Brexit deal and IAG must go to back in MSCI Global Index, we were 675p when had to leave on foreign ownership rules. Funds would have to buy. Perhaps back to 675p.

[montyhedge] 17/10/2019 16:07

Last 5 broker recommendations, targets 660p to 680p. Last one was Credit Susisse this week. Looks like 550p very shortly boys.

[waldron] 17/10/2019 16:02

PRESS: EasyJet, Wizz Air, IAG Circling Thomas Cook Airport Slots Bids

Thu, 17th Oct 2019 15:31
Alliance News

(Alliance News) - The liquidators for defunct holiday operator Thomas Cook Group PLC are looking to raise ten of millions of pounds through the auction of its UK airport slots to other airlines, Sky News reported on Wednesday.

The news outlet reported KPMG - appointed by the official receiver to help liquidate the nearly 180 year old travel firm - had reportedly set a deadline for late Wednesday for potential bids for the slots.

Amongst the landing slot assets for sale were 15 summer spaces at London Gatwick Airport as well as others held at Aberdeen and Manchester airports.

Sky News reported some of the biggest carriers in the UK were eyeing an offer for the slots, including British Airways-owner International Consolidated Airlines Group SA. It is also understood EasyJet PLC, Wizz Air Holdings and Virgin Atlantic Airways were interested in bidding.

The auction is reported to be targeted to be completed by mid-November for legal reasons, Sky News explained.



In late September, heavily-indebted Thomas Cook entered compulsory liquidation after failing to seal last minute funding it required.

Shortly after the collapse of Thomas Cook, the Financial Times reported Wizz Air and Virgin Atlantic were eyeing slots at Gatwick previously held by Thomas Cook.

In 2017, Wizz Air had secured a number of landing slots at London Luton airport following the collapse of Monarch Airlines.

Shares in IAG were 1.5% higher at 519.00 pence in London on Thursday, Wizz Air 0.2% higher at 3,851.00 pence and easyJet 1.8% lower at 1,254.50 pence.

By Ahren Lester; [e-mail]

[knowing] 17/10/2019 15:14

Bloody terrible.

[applepieinthesky] 17/10/2019 15:13

Seems to have gone quiet maybe not a good sign