Jet2 Share Discussion Threads

[snorkelparker] 13/8/2024 10:18

I'm guessing the closer war comes the worse these travel stocks will do..not great for business if it kicks off..hopefully some resolution can be found prior to it going to far

[snorkelparker] 13/8/2024 08:43

CT almost predictable every open ..strange

[castleford tiger] 13/8/2024 08:37

whats with this fake opening price every day which then shows a big fall on the charts?

[snorkelparker] 13/8/2024 07:04

Reeves coming for your cash and 2tierK for your freedom ..anyone with the will and means will be leaving the UK ..bye bye ..

[castleford tiger] 12/8/2024 23:00

Darrin
How and what will she do with the biggest holdings?
I mean they grow every year so how can you put a top limit on them?
She certainly will be looking for CGT up to tax level for sure

[castleford tiger] 12/8/2024 22:57

102750 to be correct

[darrin1471] 12/8/2024 17:56

I would be surprised if Rachel Reeves in her Autumn budget, did not cap ISA and SIPP pots, link CGT to income, and change inheritance tax rules.

[tp6] 12/8/2024 17:48

Ryanair /Easyjet and others all set up separate operator certs and fleets in EU and UK post brexit. They pay a premium for pilots that are dual licensed. I think jet2 came to conclusion that its was easier to keep uk basing and airline setup. They serve a particular market. Ground staff wise once they reach a particular number of aircraft/movements at a location they usually self handle. It's just easier and cheaper than chasing around after 3rd parties who promise the earth and don't deliver, and seeing your hard earned reputation get trashed along the way.

[arab3] 12/8/2024 17:46

you own 100000 shares here CT ? !!!!!!!!!!

[castleford tiger] 12/8/2024 17:40

Over 100 flights per sector that’s 400 a day. About 80,000 a day at peak times.
I bought another 5000 and now sit on close to 100,000 shares.
I sleep well as these made me join the ISA club.
In the fullness of time the value will come through

[trying2trade] 12/8/2024 17:09

Jet2 airport operations are unrivaled. Seeing it first hand I don't know how they afford the man power but they dont half get the job done.

[yorkie16] 12/8/2024 16:54

Yet youd think thats how they go up or down based on profit loss and future buisness i dont understand why this isnt flying up litteraly

[bashor] 12/8/2024 16:00

Such a well managed business making great profits but sometimes that’s not enough for the markets

[scaff55] 12/8/2024 12:59

Looking forward, he said: “Summer 2024 on sale seat capacity is currently 12.3% higher than summer 2023 at 17.16 million seats.

[castleford tiger] 11/8/2024 15:25

Big development at Leeds will open up long routes

[trying2trade] 10/8/2024 21:27

Aye the snag is the right to work in the EU, because there would be plenty who take the chance to move out there. How is it ryanair get away with having so many EI and 9H registered aircraft in the UK?

[tp6] 10/8/2024 12:36

They largely closed down their existing European bases at Palma/Alicante/Tenerife last year making some redundancies of locally based flight and cabin crew, and then opened Bournemouth and expanded into Liverpool.To make these overseas bases viable you need eu native pilots /crew/engineers who have a Uk licence, or uk crew with right to live and work in Eu. Both are rare and make it unviable..

[trying2trade] 09/8/2024 10:28

Heard yesterday they wanted to expand at Newcastle but the airport doesn't have the parking for the aircraft overnight. Adds weight to the thought a European base may have big benefits. Palma being the biggest destination would make sense.

[castleford tiger] 08/8/2024 08:46

103 active flights right now

[tp6] 06/8/2024 14:53

Pound vs dollar has improved also. Lots of their aircraft related spend, fuel/spares/support will be in dollars so a little positive there.

[cb7] 06/8/2024 14:20

Oil is now down to the lows of 2024, last seen at the start of january. Surprisingly the recent finals said nothing of hedging, (nor what % fuel is of total costs), but the 24/4 trading update said that the summer was 90% hedged and the whole year was 80% hedged. Presumably a low fuel price will boost profits for the unhedged amount, (as well as offering opportunities for future hedging)

[trying2trade] 05/8/2024 08:17

Bloodbath incoming

[toffeeman] 01/8/2024 11:23

>>CT

J2 increasingly selling just cheap flights - half price of EZJ

[trying2trade] 01/8/2024 10:22

I'd be keen to know about which routes wizz have taken those grounded aircraft off. Hoping it's all eastern Europe and next summer they won't be flooding the UK market with cheap flights.

[castleford tiger] 01/8/2024 09:56

battling with ryan on cheap flights.

Thank the lord we are in the holiday business

tiger