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COP26 is going to change a lot.
Less business travel for starters. How will that effect airlines sundunce?

Short? and upset about what?

But Julie Palmer, partner at Begbies Traynor, said of the results statement: "The British Airways owner is being risk-averse by securing loans and revising its hedging policy to respond to the reduction in travel and drastic changes in fuel costs, but there are other issues right around the corner which might see the company dipping into the pot sooner than planned.

"Attention has been on COP26 with talks focussing on renewable energy and sustainability.

"The airline company not only has to make sure future plans fall in line with net-zero plans, but also has to ensure it is prepared to handle losing loyal business customers that no longer need to catch a flight to attend business meetings.

"There are big changes on the horizon and the airline group will need to make sure its future plans are well thought out if the company wants to continue flying high."

You obviously don't listen about shorting.
Playing the victim again huh

Sundunce forever playing the victim.

When you fire off shots to others, you have to expect return fire. SunDunce hates return fire, she then cries looking for the backing of others.

So predictable.

sit tight, and watch!

Where is the 200p?

Oh no, sundunce, it's going red......omg...red! lol

Where's the 200p sundunce which was supposed to have arrived months ago?

Sundunce, for a person who takes regualr £1740 flights paid for by the company you allegedly work for, yet you have the time to site watching every share tick and every post on the free public share boards, something doesnt quite add up.

We all know, but toying is great fun.

Sundunce, this is not facebook, i don't come seeking friends, unlike you who is displayng sign of unstability.

As for my trade and investments, you haven't a clue, because i've gave no indication, you just surmise due to my posts.....and that really bothers you. LOL

Hexam.

Forget about it, it's banter and what's said was said, done & dusted.

FT.com headline.

BA owner IAG warns it will lose another €3bn in 2021

"But pandemic restrictions which lasted most of 2021 will push the group to an annual operating loss before exceptional items of about 3 billion euros, IAG warned, slightly behind a consensus forecast for a loss of 2.87 billion euros."

Bouncy day ahead.

RE: Cash burnToday 07:23
Anyone that gets up at 7am to say something negative.means they lost shed loads already
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LOL, it means the long running agrument has been laid to rest.
Lost shed loads? It that drawing from your own experience ?

The knob argued cash burn was n where near what it actually is. FT.com was correct.

Cash operating costs for quarter 3 of €260 million per week

So Hexam, anything to say? LOL

sundunce, do you fek. lol

What a dreamer.

IAG have just took on another 1 billion of debt. It has to be paid back in a very competitive market..

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RE: UK to the US will reopen on Monday 8 NovemberToday 19:05
Little Fugassin , £1740 is very little for some businesses that make billions of profits. We can see you have no clue about doing business. You obviously work for Poundstretcher!!DYOR."
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Christ. You are either unemployed or a street cleaner. Seriously, you've no idea of large corporates. LOL

What a fool!

"A Zoom call vs a face to face meeting in the US with your biggest customers who you havent seen for more than a year!"

What difference does that make ? £1740 for a hand shake and a coffee? Yeah dude!