Rolls-royce Share Discussion Threads

[institutional investments] 20/5/2023 12:52

So we have a supply and demand issue?

Even if they can manage to beat others to deals on the supply chain (GE and co more muscle there) ……costs are going to fly up

[institutional investments] 20/5/2023 12:50

]…. Chief Executive Officer Tufan Erginbilgic has initiated a transformation program at the biggest UK manufacturer, including some key management changes. The global aviation industry is struggling with output amid a lack of spare parts and skilled labor, coupled with disruptions brought by sanctions against Russia, which supplies components like titanium for aircraft engines….]

[institutional investments] 20/5/2023 12:49

[… While Rolls-Royce doesn’t expect disruption to impact its financial forecast for 2023, the company’s debt was “still too high” and the company was “proceeding with a sense of urgency,” Erginbilgic said at the AGM. …]

[institutional investments] 20/5/2023 12:47

[….. “A fall in the share price may just have represented some profit taking after an exceptionally strong run for the stock, but there were some less than positive hints in the statement.”

Mould continued to explain the lack of news on their new business segment, which includes small modular reactors, as another possible reason for investor disappointment.

“Perhaps most significantly there was nothing on the company’s New Markets business – which encompasses its investments in areas like small modular reactors (seen as a cheaper and quicker way of developing nuclear power) and electrical aviation.

“On this front, recent news the development of small modular reactors in the UK will be put out to public tender was a blow for Rolls. Its participation in this process was seen as a potential slam dunk but now international rivals could swoop in and take a piece of the action…..]

[dipa11] 20/5/2023 09:46

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[rogerrail] 20/5/2023 09:29

Large order from Delta order is on the cards, hTTps://onemileatatime.com/news/delta-airbus-order/

[drew lonmenob] 20/5/2023 09:17

Take your meds insane institution And give them to all your 50 multi IDs

[cevodniya] 19/5/2023 22:19

Vlad the impaler, surely when the snow leopard is seen, global warming is?

[smurfy2001] 19/5/2023 19:37

Looking at the latest chart we’ve pipped the upper trend line. If the momentum continues then we may have a price breakout.

[vlad the impaler] 19/5/2023 17:35

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[institutional investments] 19/5/2023 16:59

“They shall bleed you out at best price zone”

And you are at it

[institutional investments] 19/5/2023 16:54

Dear lord

Institutional Investments - 10 May 2023 - 19:21:06 - 11262 of 11347

Going to give you a heads up if market reacts positively

If it opens above 156.8 and later in day starts trading below that, run

…..

Only beheadings above that

Run

[undervaluedassets] 19/5/2023 16:16

If it stays where it is (or better) this will be the best weekly closing price for RR in 3 years.

bodes well..

[pinemartin9] 19/5/2023 11:03

Yes, very solid here.

[wish i wasnt in rbs] 19/5/2023 10:40

Today looks like another "up" day

[graham10k] 19/5/2023 08:22

HOME  »  NEWS  »  LUFTHANSA ANNOUNCES SCHEDULE FOR A380 RETURN TO SERVICE

Lufthansa Announces Schedule for A380 Return to Service
BY JACK TURNER
5D AGO
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Lufthansa has recently announced its routes and schedules for the revived A380.

Several weeks ago Lufthansa announced that after three years it would be bringing back the A380 to its mainline route network. Now, the airline has announced routes and the associated schedules.

The entirety of the Lufthansa a380 fleet has been grounded since the start of the COVID pandemic in March 2020. Photo: Winston Shek | AeroXplorer

Lufthansa has announced it will be bringing back its famed A380s this fall and will largely be based out of Munich Airport (MUC). Prior to the pandemic, many of Lufthansa's A380s were shifted away from routes based out of Frankfurt (FRA) and moved to MUC (MUC) due to shifting demand patterns.
With the four A380s, Lufthansa will fly daily from Munich to four cities: Boston (BOS), New York (JFK), Los Angeles (LAX), and Bangkok-Suvarnabhumi (BKK).
Boston and JFK will see A380 service restored this summer, but Lufthansa currently only plans to fly the A380 to BOS and JFK through late October. Flight LH423/424 to Boston will be equipped with A380s beginning June 1, and Lufthansa plans to run the A380 there through October 27.
JFK will see A380 service on flight LH410/411 slightly later beginning on July 4, with A380 service set to last through October 28. Boston and JFK both currently see service on Lufthansa's A340 as of this spring.
Los Angeles will be the first city to see A380 service resume on a more permanent basis, with the daily flight from Munich, LH452/453, resuming with the A380 on October 5. The aircraft is set to be used at least through March 30, 2024.

Lufthansa currently serves LAX with an A350 from Munich and is set to fly the A350 through October 5. The A380 marks a major upgrade over the A350 as it features Lufthansa's award-winning first class cabin and extensive storage space for economy passengers on the upper deck.
The A350s Lufthansa currently flies from Munich to Los Angeles and Bangkok will be swapped for A380s beginning in October.

As for Bangkok, the flight, LH 772/773 will resume on October 28 and fly at least through March 30, 2024. Bangkok is the only city of the four that previously did not have A380 service from Munich although pre-COVID Lufthansa flew its A380s from Frankfurt to Bangkok.
There are also several cities that previously saw Lufthansa A380 service that could be in line to receive the jet again if Lufthansa continues to reactivate more of them from storage. Lufthansa has already sold 6 of its 14 A380s meaning that they can operate up to 8 at a time. Six are currently activated and more routes could be announced soon. Beijing (PEK), Shanghai (PVG), and San Francisco (SFO) saw frequent A380 service prior to COVID and hopefully will see the A380 once more if demand stay
The A380 does represent a major capacity increase over both the A340 and A350, so many more seats will need to be filled for the aircraft to make economic sense for those routes.
Lufthansa will be basing all its A380s out of Munich.
As a whole, Lufthansa's reactivation of the A380s marks an exciting development in the growth of the aviation industry after the pandemic. While international travel still has not fully recovered, the changes Lufthansa is making continue to mark positive progress in long-haul travel.

[institutional investments] 18/5/2023 21:50

I would say with 98% certainty , ftse screwed in H2

Just a matter of speed prep this month

I am very sure RR has tapped the money for last time

[institutional investments] 18/5/2023 21:36

Big companies starting the massive staffing cull plans now. Here we go. Cost of living crush’s going to see half of the summer flights cancelled