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[sikhthetech] 16/7/2020 16:01

amt,

Trump's only interested in himself, his own business'...
He'll say anything to pull the wool over people's eyes, just like the old BoD of Blinkx/Rthm!!!

[m1k3y1] 16/7/2020 15:37

you believe what Chump says ?????

[amt] 16/7/2020 15:29

Trump says there is a vaccine coming very soon. So perhaps by the end of the month we can see the way ahead is clear and normal business resumed by Yr end

[loganair] 16/7/2020 09:11

Buy - And Delta are reducing their work force by 25,000 with United already announcing a 36,000 reduction in their work force.

Delta have also reduced their fleet size by 100 aircraft and are likely to reduce by a further 50 aircraft.


Earlier on in the week, a flight from the USA landed in Madrid with just 4 passengers on board - not exactly money making!

[m1k3y1] 16/7/2020 08:53

BA have now issued fire and rehire notices to cabin crew.They have to make a decision by 3rd August 2020 or redundancy with leaving dates of end August.

[jailbird] 16/7/2020 08:38

Sub £2 all depends if there is a fund raising mentioned a couple of weeks back I would just be wary of that

[buywell3] 16/7/2020 08:36

Delta Air Lines (DAL) is a much stronger position than many of its peers

It does not bode well that DAL posted a loss of nearly $6 billion for the April-to-June quarter, its worst since 2008.

[wilc42] 15/7/2020 19:00

I was tempted at 204. But had said I was not coming back until sub 200. Annoying that I missed out on today's little burst, but long term it will show it true colours. Then it a 16 month slog back to 4 Hundy.

[notimpressed] 15/7/2020 16:16

toon1966 i will buy at 170

[amt] 15/7/2020 16:11

Plus likely success of Oxford vaccine

[toon1966] 15/7/2020 15:50

So Notimpressed I’m going to assume you are not a shareholder?

[notimpressed] 15/7/2020 15:00

all the market optimism today is based on a phase 1 vaccine trial by moderna.
nothing else has changed. this will be down to 170p

[ny boy] 15/7/2020 12:53

It’s been a gift from the gods, hovered up more stock down to 200p, got 25,000 shares now, 400p by Q4 imo

[m1k3y1] 15/7/2020 10:21

London City

[jailbird] 15/7/2020 09:37

You cannot compare anything to pre-Covid

[m1k3y1] 15/7/2020 08:22

copper......I am afraid I have no idea about 2019 but it is a substantial increase on longhaul flights running at the moment, I am told. Still a long way to go of course.

[coppertrader] 15/7/2020 08:15

Mik3y1,how does that compare to August 2019 or flights that are running at the moment?

[m1k3y1] 15/7/2020 08:04

Longhaul Schedule for August

Abuja - Daily 777-200ER (4 Class)
Accra - Daily 777-200ER (4 Class)
Atlanta - Daily 787-9
Bangalore - Daily A350-1000
Beijing - Daily 777-300ER
Boston - 2 x Daily
BA213/BA212 - Daily A350-1000
BA203/BA202 - Daily 777-200ER (4 Class)

Chicago - 2 x Daily
BA295/BA294 - Daily A350-1000
BA297/BA296 - Daily 787-9

Dallas - Daily 787-10
Delhi - 10 x Weekly
BA143/BA142 - Daily 787-8
BA257/BA256 - Alternate days 777-200ER (4 Class)
Dubai - Daily A350-1000
Hong Kong - Daily 777-300ER
Houston - 5 x Weekly 777-200ER (4 Class)
Hyderabad - 4 x Weekly 787-8
Kuwait - Daily 777-200ER (4 Class)
Lagos - Daily 777-200ER (4 Class)
Los Angeles - 2 x Daily 787-9
Mexico City - Daily 787-9
Miami - 2 x Daily 787-9
Moscow - 2 x Weekly 787-8
Mumbai - 11 x Weekly
BA139/BA138 - Daily 787-8
BA199/BA198 - 4 x Weekly 777-200ER (4 Class)

Nairobi - Daily 777-200ER (4 Class)
New York JFK - 3 x Daily
BA175/BA112 - Daily 777-200ER (4 Class)
BA173/BA116 - Daily 777-200ER (4 Class)
BA113/BA114 - Daily 777-200ER (4 Class)

Newark - Daily 777-200ER (3 Class)
Riyadh - Daily 777-200ER (4 Class)
San Francisco - 2 x Daily 787-9
São Paulo - Daily 787-8
Seattle - 3 x Weekly 787-10
Seoul - 3 x Weekly 787-8
Shanghai - Daily 777-300ER (From 8th August)
Singapore - Daily 777-300ER
Tel Aviv - 12 x Weekly
BA167/BA166 - Daily A350-1000
BA163/BA162 - 5 x Weekly 787-8

Tokyo (Haneda) - Daily 787-9
Toronto - Daily 787-9
Vancouver - Daily 777-200ER (4 Class)
Washington - Daily A350-1000

[buywell3] 15/7/2020 07:54

Delta Posts $2.8B Quarterly Loss,

Cuts Summer Flights Amid Rise In Covid-19 Cases

Delta Air Lines Inc. (DAL) reported its second consecutive quarterly loss as the U.S. airline pared back its flight capacity plans for August by 50% with demand stalling again amid a renewed rise in coronavirus cases

[loganair] 11/7/2020 11:15

Fidelity - Another sector which has seen its world turned upside down is travel. Whether it’s the Government’s advice to steer clear of public transport, or nervousness about getting in a sealed metal tube in the air with dozens of potential super-spreaders, transport companies face a difficult future. We have been here before. The number of people getting on a plane collapsed after the 9/11 attacks but, within a couple of years, journeys were back at pre-attack levels, and the growth continued unabated for nearly two decades until the current crisis. With Video-conferencing it is hard, however, to see companies being willing to tolerate pointless air travel any more. The cost is too high, both in terms of hard cash but also reputationally in a world that is increasingly focused on protecting the environment.

[hamhamham1] 11/7/2020 06:41

Most all companies who haven't managed to maintain at least 60-70% of their revenue during the last 3 months, and next 3, will be loading up with large amounts of new debt or share issues to generate cash.
Either way, many companies medium term future, say 5 yrs, isn't looking that great.

[standish11] 10/7/2020 20:34

All is not lost.

Commenting on British Airways’ return to London Gatwick, a British Airways spokesperson told Simple Flying,

“We’re looking forward to starting a small number of long haul services from Gatwick in mid-July. Throughout July and August, we’ll be consolidating our Gatwick and Heathrow short-haul flying to operate form our Heathrow base. This enables us to drive operational and cost efficiencies across our business at a time when demand is yet to return and international travel restrictions remain in place.”