RE: Southend airport v Norwich airport4 Apr 2019 16:05
G65
Personally and professionally, I do not consider flybe sell out and trading inside information which Brady broke the law on a white rescue.
Suggest a review of regulations by UK regulators who can not regulate anything. That comment is based on 15 years experience in the US and 16 years in the UK.
As to my view pre FLYBE CON AIRWAYS , Stobart is one of those companys I would never have invested in due to its buisness model and vested interests on one Warwick Brady.
I am not comparing London Travelers to Southend and Norwich, as Norwich is a regional airport for the counties of Suffolk , Norfolk and the University City of norwich is so advanced to Southend, you can not compare the two.
The Logig of Fybe Con Iar is flawed on many levels and the failure of Branson in the UK market internally as been proven many times over, Branson is a failure and History of UK regional buisness model fails and as failed.
My losses on Flybe are minimal, and insignificant, what I do object to is warwick brady taking confidential information and sharing it with Crook of Cyrus and Branscam, with Evercore playing a major role.
In the USA Evercore would never have been allowed to be advisors to FLYBE, due to conflict of interest an dbeing retained and paid by Virgin. The problem will continue in the UK with poor regulation until the FCA and City Minister face upto the fact that they rund a casino, where Dog Ravcing and Bingo is better regulated tan the City of London.
I think you make the mistake of thinking everyone wants to travel through London, when its not the case..
Over capacity in the UK market is a real issue, and its where RYA, EZJ, can not be challened by Con Air.
FLYBE employees in the South West lose out and thankfully RYA are increasing flights and passenger numbers .
White Knights rescue is a simple asset snatch and attempt to squeeze other airports , and to put it in a nice way, Norwich or Southend, is a no contest, as time will show.
GL G65
PS, Norwegian Airlines non stop routes to South America maybe a eye opener , along with Seattle, Miami, etc