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'The transatlantic airlines will suddenly need cash to ready'

damn, they forgot about that, well done, BB to the rescue again...!

'real world experience'... never believe your own propaganda...

..l think this shares trajectory will look a lot like RR’s recovery from the 19th July and will operate at the top of its price range until the US open.. it could very well break out of its upper range and pull back to the to find support at the top of this range…

…there are two important game changers to this share from now onwards, firstly it will have momentum… momentum, looking at the last two share price pushes, on the weekly chart the 2nd week in Nov & last week in February, momentum sustained practically for 4 weeks… the only difference now, sometime after 4 weeks there will be a real genesis of income…
…secondarily it will progress to a turnaround asset instead of a distressed asset…

..keep it cool and don’t listen to those loose lips..!

..no

..l am going to sit back now and listen and learn from you fundamentalists now, you know more about this going forwards...
... we fought the good fight, well done one and all...

look in the mirror my friend..

..this is a known fact and has been discussed..

the general consensus that a RNS is required or needed...
BB you refer to "refinancing with the banks", there is no refinancing with the banks...
in the Times article:
"the company was taking through 'different options' with banks as it plans through worst-case scenarios for Covid"

exploring options for 'worst-case' scenarios is prudent and quite different to refinancing...
... do you account for a rising income and an opening up of the industry
...do you account for the fact that the UK Government is deregulating restrictions so that the sector can function 'living with Covid'

..for once the government are on side with our best interests in mind

okay BB, that is your opinion not the general consensus...

Big-Blue, the SP has some technical challenges... quite frankly you don't know what you are talking about...

RNS or not, you are looking for confirmation of your biases.. there will not be an RNS you fool..

..when the SP has gained enough support and overcome some technical challenges then there will be more buyers as momentum will have been confirmed to the upside...

sorry to address you in a straightforward manner but l don't know how else to get through to you..!

More pressure for Biden:
"Four U.S. senators on Friday asked President Joe Biden to lift restrictions that have barred travel by Canadians across the northern U.S. border since March 2020."

Although the extension is expected to be renewed, it would be a good point in time to re-evaluate the US stategey:
"U.S. officials and travel industry executives say the White House is set to renew the restrictions before the latest extension expires on Sept. 21."

l could personally see there would be more control allowing air passage than land crossings.
"We struggle to understand the public health rationale for the disparate treatment in modes of travel,"

https://www.reuters.com/world/americas/us-lawmakers-push-biden-lift-canadian-travel-restrictions-2021-09-17/

..he will be the only one, UK side, to have any influence…
…come on Boris bring it home for Blighty…

“now shorters highlighting pension deficit scary stories“
Pensions have always been a known fact, and something in the good times and the bad times that have been accounted for… the stories could be used as a device to help shorters get out of their positions, fundamentally they will be trying to get out all at the same time…

…
..any implication of Harriet Dennys background refers to she would be well connected through the schools she attended and her social standing…

BB, you are becoming overbearing again.. a single point of view cannot be healthy although l do value some of your input..
..a lot of improvement in reading in between the line is needed after getting things so wrong… you are not related to Harriet Dennys by any chance…?

BB l would be happy to but you didn’t post your workings either, so it just looked like point scoring to me..

Harriet Dennys posted her Pension Crisis story in Mail on Sunday (mos) 4hours after The Times ‘We won’t tap City for emergency funds,’ story...

Harriet also wrote "BA owner could soon raise more cash from shareholders - as airline's former boss says pandemic was worse than 9/11 for the group" story on the 11th Sept

She also tweeted:
Four days after the MoS warned Britain's biggest airlines would have to raise more cash this winter, easyJet announced a £1.2bn rights issue. Now easyJet says BA owner IAG could be next - and analysts at HSBC say any capital raise could be tied to reopening of US border.

.. it appears that all these stories of woe are coming from this single source...

interesting fact, her Grandfather was John Lyttelton, 9th Viscount Cobham... he entered House of Lords. In 1939 he was appointed Under-Secretary of State for War in the government of Neville Chamberlain, a position he retained until May 1940
...her Father Charles Lyttelton, 10th Viscount Cobham, he was ninth Governor-General of New Zealand and served by three Prime Ministers: Sidney Holland (1949–1957), Keith Holyoake (1957 and 1960–1972) and Walter Nash (1957–1960)...

reading between the lines...
deferred payment of £450 million, and £35 million per month (£36.26m) ( l like how they are quoting figures in the story in mixed € and £)
...therefore £35.26 million/month x 12 = £423.12 million per year operating cost (liabilities) before EBITDA

IAG are not idiots, these are known costs "[pensions are] more senior than other forms of debt", and would have played a staple in the refinancing...

..maybe the shorts will exercise leverage over these stories, maybe they are instigated by a short interest, and maybe we will see more paid shorters, who knows, but at the moment it is breaking one egg at the time and recent developments look very good...

Frontline source, bbc reporter & travel industry expert amongst other things.. this will before it is seen in the media…

https://mobile.twitter.com/PPaulCharles/status/1439501451869495297

Government sources have confirmed this morning that, under the new travel system, 17-year olds and under will be exempt from having to take Pre-departure test, Day 2 and Day 8 PCR tests, as well as exempt from self-isolation, if they are not fully-jabbed.

look back BB, raffles beat you to it...
so you won did you..? so if there was a rights issue you would have won would you..?

that enough.... enjoy your evenings...
..l am chuckling ....
...oh BB you win the special prize, well done my friend..