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And there you have it!!!

However, travelling on the route does not come cheap, at least to start with. JetBlue's website no longer has seats available for that inaugural flight, but prices for the next few days start at $941 (£679) one-way.

That is still slightly cheaper than British Airways and Virgin Atlantic, which are both quoting a price of $980 for the same time period.

Exactly Jtan. Many of the posters here are not businessmen, women, hence their jubilance of these other airlines, which is robust competition to iag as you correctly point out.

Will be interesting to see, in time, the volume of marker share lost to them.

Its competition x 2.

Do you think competition is good, or bad?

Evert post by all posters are only an opinion.

Saying that, Wednesday small bounce day.

"Topped up at 165, lets see how it goes.."
Down, you're too early

Competition for IAG. Squeezing the margins.

Sounds like a sell until penny share status , maybe, huh, or buy .

Heads or tails either way its not really raising.

The fall continues, 161p will be arriving

Sky news.

Overall greenhouse gases also fell as a result of air travel being ground to a halt during the pandemic.

The aviation industry is responsible for 2% of all human-induced CO2 emissions, according to the Air Transport Action Group.

But while reducing unnecessary air travel will make a difference, climate campaign group Possible claims that a small minority of frequent flyers are the ones causing the real damage.

They say 70% of all flights in the UK are taken up by the same 15% of people, with the vast majority on higher incomes.

As a result, they want a frequent flyer levy introduced to deter people who can afford to fly more often from doing so.

Professor Collins explains that while you can electrify cars, you can't do the same with planes. So the only way to reduce emissions from air travel is to fly less often.

Everyone has their own style of trading, whichever style works for you, its for you.

Ppl like TA, as I do, so there's no harm in sharing thoughts and idea to others who enjoy ta .

It is what it is. :)

If you say so.

Lol

Nockynoo ,
Maybe research how the pro market works. That will answer your question. It will Support you, don't resist..ance. lol

Had to research how you got 125
Yup, its certainly not impossible.

If 168p support breaks, which its creaking at the bit, i reckon 161p for a bounce close to new resistance of 168p.

Ultimately, 150p is for the bigger gap, after that its your 125, unless your referring to the CC of your put put motorbike. Lol

I had a Nokia 3310 back around 2001,
Its still got 98% battery charge.

Bounce.

Bludy ****dictive texting on these android phones.

161p for a bound to the new resistance being built today.

Joe is certainly sorting it, by making it cheaper by the day.

Price looking ill.
Someone needs to call Dr Beat.

Fall is snowballing now.
Appears seatbelts will need to be replaced with harnesses and full roll cage