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Not because they are paying the staff well.. lowest terms in the industry for the pilots! Below inflation pay rise at 3% when they are already under payed ! I would be more worried about the discontent and distain the work force has for the company now.

Great time to buy.. buy when others are fearful.

I wouldn’t be surprised to see £5 broken this week, very bullish markets, oil prices plummeted yesterday on OPECs announcement so good for travel shares.

Airlines should benefit if Frankfurt cut interest rates this week.

For sure a great company, easily a buy at these prices. £20 plus pre pandemic, now with more cash and assesets than back in 2020 and larger market share, no brainer

I would be hugely ecstatic with a large uptick, I’m down massively so need a swing upwards.

With out good news I’m not sure which way, but wouldn’t rule out a continuation of the downward trend.

TUI don’t have enough aircraft to operate flights due to delivery issues, EasyJet and Jet2 should benefit from this.

Inflation figures back in the 2% region must help surely. Way over sold.

Keep the faith the brand is strong and will come good SP wise, up day expected across the airlines all have been over sold especially Easy and Jet2

Massively over sold last week, £16-18 easily achievable short term.

I’d sign that! The sanctions are causing immense stress to normal investors. I have £350k stuck in here a ftse 100 company which should be protected or under written by the FCA/ Govermenf.

100%, it’s never been about the Yanks it’s all about the Chinese. Elliot was smoke and mirrors

Very strong position now. As you say it’s all coming together

It’s a matter of when and at what price not if.. hopefully the staff and brand are protected.

Could this be the weekend that we see currys accept a sensible offer.

I can see your point.. realistically 80p plus and I think it’s imminent

It looks like Shorts are being reduced reading the RNS's, another cash offer on the cards for curry's this weekend.

I would expect 90p plus to be tabled anything less would be disappointing, for the average share holders and employees

Copy paste another Thomas Cook in the making, TUI uk being loaded with the debt and leased aircraft.