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yes, good luck Raffles ATB

Britons planning to travel to the US when restrictions are lifted from next month “may wish to wait” for further details on how vaccine checks will be introduced on arrival.

..if you wait too long you might miss all the flights, but this is why the SP has not opened up this morning... nothing to do with any scaremongering going on here as per usual..

https://travelweekly.co.uk/news/air/foreign-office-urges-wait-and-see-approach-to-us-travel-return

Foreign Office urges ‘wait and see’ approach to US travel return

The message came in latest Foreign Office travel advice issued on Friday night.

The FCDO announcement came after the US confirmed that its border will be reopened to fully vaccinated travellers from the UK from November 8.

The updated FCDO advice said: “The US government announced on 15 October that it would lift travel restrictions starting from 8 November for foreign citizens who are fully vaccinated with any Covid-19 vaccine approved for emergency use by the World Health Organisation or approved by the US Food and Drug Administration (FDA).

"Next stop £1.87 and then £1.94. DYOR."

Yes SunD, we have had the news now just waiting for the events to kick in, lateral flow tests, the US opening...
personally, l don't see any downside risk at this level...

..l don't think there is much new to come now it is all about price, digestion of the price at this level and technicals...

...the next event is when PCR test rules change to lateral test on the 24th

..Sad

:(

..give the SP a little space and time to breathe...

jumping up and down on the 1st 30 min bar of a new weekly candle show you for what you really are...

all to be revealed on the 5th Nov, 3rd quarter Earnings release... nothing much will happen before then...
..l doubt very much a new CFO is dumped with an RI, l wouldn't take that job..!

..think about it

..l am watching for a reversal on the 30min Bollinger Band...

BB & Fugazi, sorry l don't see it..!

“So Sad
Makes you wonder what fills people's lives when they have to come on to a bb and post insults or complain about other people posting. Nothing constructive, just an endless list of people complaining about other people posting”

..here we go again
enuff said..

Rick
@RampRatRick
19m
Another A380 tow today. This time, G-XLEF from Engineering to T5 after brief maintenance to prepare it for passenger flights again.

https://mobile.twitter.com/RampRatRick/status/1449730378265243655

It is going to get easier and easier to post the good news on reopening…

Un filtered this morning to see Fugazi posting news from Aug 26 and BB’s endless unfounded ramblings…
…the poor lost souls are still in denial,

"the future is not based on the past but on the present"
coolebenji

The green shoots of recovery are no doubt undeniable now:

https://airwaysmag.com/airlines/air-canada-south-america-service/?amp&__twitter_impression=true

https://www.traveloffpath.com/

“Denial is the shock absorber for the soul. It protects us until
we are equipped to cope with reality.”

“Sometimes people don't want to hear the truth because they don't want their illusions destroyed.”
? Friedrich Nietzsche

Charlie Waters
@fowaters
11h
Very lucky to have brought G-XLEG back home to Heathrow from Madrid this afternoon. Ready to get back into the Skies. #britishairways #airbus380 #A380 #BA #AvGeek #LHR

Nicholas Cadbury, must reading:

https://www.thecaterer.com/news/whitbread-2021-debt-refinancing

https://www.investopedia.com/terms/g/green-bond.asp

DYOR

Nicholas Cadbury:
he has a much wider background and is not a short-term fixer as he has been with Whitbread since 2012...
If his payment plan includes shares which it no doubt will, then he can see the potential upside with IAG and has the experience to steer the company to achieve its maximum potential, as IAG looks secure at the moment forward planning has just had a major injection of confidence...

Career History:

Finance Director
Whitbread PLC
11/2012–PRESENT

Finance Director
Whitbread Group Pension Fund
11/2012–PRESENT
Premier Farnell PLC
11/2012–11/2012

Chief Financial Officer
Premier Farnell PLC
09/2011–11/2012
Chief Financial Officer
Dixons Retail PLC
01/2008–12/2011

Finance Director
Dsg Intl PLC
08/2008–09/2010

Dixons Group PLC
UNKNOWN–12/2008

Accountant
Pricewaterhousecoopers
FORMER

Managing Director
PC City
FORMER

Managing Director
Dixons Tax Free
FORMER

Steve Gunning has risen within the rant of BA and IAG, he will have a good understanding of the company and he is obviously highly valued, he was promoted by Willie Walsh saying “I’d like to welcome Steve to his new role. His appointment serves as evidence of the strength and depth of the IAG leadership team.”

Steve Gunning:

Chief Financial Officer
International Consolidated Airlines Group SA
06/2019–PRESENT

Chief Financial Officer
British Airways PLC
04/2016–06/2019

Chief Executive Officer
IAG Cargo Limited
01/2012–12/2015

Managing Director
British Airways World Cargo
01/2007–12/2012

Finance Dir/Head:Internal Control
British Airways
01/2006–12/2007

Finance Director
British Airways World Cargo
01/2004–12/2006
British Airways
01/1998

He added [Luis Gallego]: “I’m delighted that Nicholas will be joining IAG. He is a well-respected, accomplished and experienced CFO with a fantastic track record at Whitbread, Premier Farnell and Dixons Carphone.
“In the short term, our focus remains on delivering the best end possible to 2021 and ensuring we are set up to return to profitability in 2022 and Steve continues to play a key role in enabling the group to achieve this.”

… to navigate the pandemic better than most in our sector and ensure we are well placed to take advantage of the enormous opportunities as travel continues to recover in the coming months

Luis Gallego, IAG chief executive, said: “I would like to thank Steve for the key role he has played in leading the group through the unprecedented challenges we have faced in the last 18 months and wish him well for the future.
“His efforts and achievements have enabled us to navigate the pandemic better than most in our sector and ensure we are well placed to take advantage of the enormous opportunities as travel continues to recover in the coming months.”

The Group is well positioned to take advantage of the recovery in air travel and to emerge a strategic winner in the industry

Steve Gunning said: "It has been a wonderful experience to be involved in the creation and success of IAG. I have also had the privilege of working with so many dedicated and talented people during my twenty plus years with British Airways and IAG. Having helped guide the Group successfully through the challenges of the last two years, it is now the right time for me to seek a new challenge. The Group is well positioned to take advantage of the recovery in air travel and to emerge a strategic winner in the industry."

15 October 2021