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Vegas “ But ultimately like any safety standard it won't be decided by airlines”
Looks like you’re finally starting to get it.
Roofersam - yes pilot error due to poor training. Also the Aussie pilot got sacked whilst the UAE National didn’t lose their job.
If they could add £10 to the fare and only have to outlay £7 for a test they would do that and make £150m more profit if that’s the logic you want to take.
Poach 30% of another airlines customers by having a test that’s 1% better? The public wouldn’t have a clue about that and the marketing would be just fully approved testing. Flight times, convenience and price is the deciding factor here. Come on guys, it’s being spoon fed to you and you still can’t figure it out. Bighero will always be here for you but you can lead a horse to water etc…
Bighero knows the inner workings of airlines extremely well thank you. Let’s just watch and see how this one plays out. We can dig the thread back up in 12 months if you would like? You would all still fly the most premium airline in the world, supposedly emirates by your logic!?, but do you know they wrote a plane off a few years ago through poor training?
Hello, as we know Bighero speaks the truth and knows that there are many potential markets for Avacta. They have an exquisite test although it can’t pass all the criteria for some regulatory bodies. Putting that to one side as Bighero knows a lot about the Avacta LFT and knows it is good, there will be a lot of people that want to use it. It’s a bulletin board myth perpetuated by some insaciable rampers that all the ‘premium’ airlines will have to have the best possible LFT for their customers. If you think airlines will be buying these direct thats also wrong but Bighero will debate that another day. Just in case they did buy them direct and every passenger on every international flight had to take one then just think of the cost saving by having the cheapest test (with regulatory approval blah blah) against a more expensive one. Huge numbers.
I will make it easy to understand for my fan club and remember this is an extremely educated man showing these numbers so listen carefully and absorb.
Airline A has 50 million passengers per year.
Airline A pays £10 per test for each passenger = £500m
Airline B has 50 million passengers per year.
Airline B pays £7 per test for each passenger = £350m
Airline B saves a gargantuan £150m over Airline A by using a cheaper test! (That’s also approved).
Anyway, airlines won’t buy direct, they will check on behalf of world regulators that tests have been taken. It’s the B2C market that will see this share go wild so you better give Medusa a bit more love.
Bighero has given the soundest advice of the day again but no hard feelings. I love all Avactarians.
Oke,
Even if it’s a Chinese test, as long as it’s British ‘made’ by ODX using the government contract then the SP will fly and we wouldn’t be bothered if it was a test from China or Mars. Bighero’s bank balance would be very happy.
“ Surescreen has been PD approved since March. If it turns out to be selected by uk gov, and ODX gets told to make it, it will expose all the lies of uk gov wanting uk produced tests, as ODX could have been manufacturing it for months.”
Still good for the ODX share price though
Toastie, you seem angry. I’m adding you to the green bin I’m sorry to say. Goodbye my friend.
For those that are enlightened and enjoy my info I share, I’ll carry on for the greater good of the boards. Bighero loves Avacta and if it does well it helps me become even richer. I do however think ODX and Mologic are in a better position than my beloved Avacta with the UK government. King Colin King rules and Prince Al will have his day.
The decline in the NCYT SP shows the market is moving away from PCR providers and their LFT is miles away. Great news for ODX and AVCT. This is very encouraging for us. Sad for the NCYT crew and we must all give them our most sincere condolences, however King Colin King’s Omega is about to hit the big time and this is just more evidence. Bye bye PCR, hello LFT.
All the below is copied from a post on a board that I can not name but I will name because it is a copied post. AVACTA! The poster is a prolific nearly 8k posts poster - PL75!
It is very relevant for here as well. Bighero will give credit where credit is due and he has smallhero status for a day.
“I've previous despaired that my local Labour MP didn't respond to the email I sent inquiring about the new legislation and the free pass being given to Innova and others. The email I sent was the template we had on here (many thanks), with the addition of raising the same concerns for Healgen and highlighting AffiDx performance in identifying the infectious as a green light test.
Some credit is finally due. Today I received a written copy of a letter that she has sent to Sajid Javid where she reiterated the main points from the email/attached links (including the FDA throw them in the trash quote) and has asked him for an urgent response to these Qs:
- Confirm that testing on the Innova tests carried out in accordance with the DHSCs Instructions For Use have taken place?
- Confirm the revised sensitivity rating achieved by the Innova tests when the tests were carried out in accordance with revised DHSC IFU?
- If this testing has not been carried out, please can you confirm what plans you have in place to carry out this testing and when it is due to take place?
She closes her letter by asking:
- Please can you confirm why the government is continuing to invest in Innova Tests for community testing, when there is an opportunity to support British business whilst also providing the community with better quality tests that have been specifically designed for this type of testing?
Obviously, no doubt the govt will spew out the usual dismissive bile, but every little helps.
She's has also forwarded on my email to Sajid and asked me if I have any thoughts on any parliamentary questions that should be raised. Fire away with your ideas - the more the merrier and I'll draft them up and get them sent across....
She noted that whilst the legislation was approved, red flags were raised by the Regulatory Committee and that revisions are due.”
PL PL PL! Nearly 8k posts and finally one of substance. The avid Avactarians will be giving well deserved congratulations.
This will be mighty interesting to see what the responses are from our esteemed healthcare leader. Let’s hope it gives a boost to the SP as every 1 pence we go up helps me on my way to becoming a very rich man. Bighero’s shareholding here is now significant.
“I go back and read the Tesla tweet once a day, at least”
And some people think Bighero is weird!?
And as your resident hero stated a couple of days ago with terrific evidence, the stockpile of LFTs is somewhat much more depleted than any rascals originally thought. We know for a fact over 750m have been sent out. Sweet mother’s honey!
Today is a turning point in the Avacta story. Bighero is so so happy with this share and it’s pipeline of potential going forward. I have always been a fan of my first true love Avacta. We need to ignore the microscopic and insignificant drop in the share price today and just realise what has truly happened to the share. Sales are confirmed! I am delighted and I know many of the Bighero followers will be as well. Onwards and upwards Avactarians.
Oh bother. Whilst this is great news for combatting this dastardly disease, it seems like the announcement will be about allowing 16-17 year olds to have the vaccine