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In USA closed up 4.2%.

Addendum.
That would be 13% more money from the passengers on the flights that were not cancelled of course at Heathrow. The question is what % of flights were cancelled from heathrow and we don't know that. However whatever the truth IF they were/are getting 13% or so more in fares then IAG are in a lot better position than many may have thought. Also IAG may get more revenuse from Heathrow than any other airport but it's just one of the airports they use.
Roll on £1.10 to £1.12p sp in the next few days IMHO.
All IMHO.

AC777.
And now Amarican Airlines is 3% up.
If you read the article it said they now expect:-
"Revenue for the three months ended Sept. 30 will be up 13% from the same period of 2019, when it brought in $11.91 billion, the carrier said. That guidance is an increase from its July forecast for a 10% to 12% rise.".
So it was expected to be 10 to 12% but bow they think 13%.
Also and far more important the article says this:-
"While revenue will likely be above 2019 levels, the carrier said it flew 9.6% less than three years ago, near the low end of its range — another demonstration of how passengers are paying more to fly.".
So although they had 9.6% less passengers than 2019 they are going to get MORE revenue. Obviously they are charging and getting far more in the form of fares than they were in 2019!! Presumably about 13%! Music to IAG investors ears as we know BA have had loads of flights from Heathrow cancelled. Clearly assuming the same story for them as American they could be getting 13% MORE money in than in 2019.......... Something the brokers are not likely to have anticipated I think.
All IMHO.

From the article about American Airlines.
"While revenue will likely be above 2019 levels, the carrier said it flew 9.6% less than three years ago, near the low end of its range — another demonstration of how passengers are paying more to fly.".
-And what issues have BA had at Heathrow?? Less flights, yes............ but much more money as I suspected and still do??
Clearly this points to the distinct possibility that BA have been getting A LOT MORE money from their passengers to fly on the reduced number of flights out of Heathrow!!!
All IMHO.
https://www.cnbc.com/2022/10/11/american-airlines-raises-third-quarter-revenue-forecast.html

WesStocks.
Do't worry. I found an article that backs up your post. Looks like IAG will get an sp bost from this news:-
https://www.cnbc.com/2022/10/11/american-airlines-raises-third-quarter-revenue-forecast.html

WesStocks.
Sounds great but can you point us to an article to confirm please?

livestock.
Actually going back to the £1.24 before the results on 28th is maybe too much to expect. Looking at the charts it was around £1.10 for a while after the £1.24 ish so back to the £1.10 before the results on 28th this month seems more likely. I expect that.
All IMHO.

livestock.
It should go back to the £1.24 it was at for ages before the results on 28th this month, surely?
I find the current sp totally insane.

livestock.
The sp here rocketed to over £1.70 in November last year so being at £1.03 now is somewhat surprising to say the least. Surprising is not the word in fact.......... I'd call it stark raving mad with large bells on.
All IMHO.

livestock.
The sp here rocketed to over £1.70 in November last year so being at £1.03 now is somewhat surprising to say the least. Surprising is not the word in fact.......... I'd call it stark raving mad woth bells on.
All IMHO.

the airline Co. shares in the UK are going to, wait for it.......................... TAKE OFF! Well, how did I think of that one eh?
I see JET2's shares have been hammered, possibly even more than EZJ's and WIZZ's if that's possible. I think all are priced expecting a complete and utter disaster in the entire airline industry.
Fingers crossed!
All IMHO.

Yes, it's down plus 5.8% at the moment.

Clearly things have improved at Heathrow and they are strongly rumoured to be announcing removing the 100,000 people a day limit at Heathrow starting on 29th this month, likely to be announced any day or with IAG's results results Friday 28th this month (17 days time).
All IMHO.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-london-63212468

been taking advantage of the exchange rate and flying over here on BA's A380's with the over 400 people capacity.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-63129555

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-63129555

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https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-63129555

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-63129555