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They stand for re-election by rotation. Can’t recall off my head who stood last year, but they were re-elected, same year before that and the one before that too.

As I say, if they aren’t up for re-election, call an EGM, you only need about 10% of the voting rights. Should be a breeze if everyone is so unhappy and want some accountability.

Oh dear, facts a little too inconvenient for you are they? Instead of boring the arse off everybody with you constant whinging, why don’t you and your mates call an EGM. Have the balls to do it instead of just thumping away on a keyboard. Admittedly you’d have to buy some share first, but given how bad you think it is run, surely an opportunity for you to put you own man in and turn it around?

Accountability - yep heard of that. Directors are accountable to the shareholders (have you heard of them?). At each AGM directors stand for re -election. Not seen a vote by the shareholders to remove one yet.

Shareholders can also call an EGM and put forward a resolution to remove them (see Hurricane Energy RNS 19 May as an example). Not seen one of those either for WSG.

In the real world? Wtf are you on about? How is this not the real world?

Interesting - Wikipedia states passenger numbers for 2014 at 527,524 at the principal airport and further states "Ouagadougou Airport handles about 98% of all scheduled commercial air traffic in Burkina Faso. Air Burkina and Air France handle about 60% of scheduled passenger traffic. Between 2005 and 2011, air passenger traffic at Ouagadougou airport grew at an average annual rate of 7.0%, reaching about 404,726 passengers in 2011 and was estimated to reach 850,000 by 2025."
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thomas_Sankara_International_Airport_Ouagadougou

If you drag your mouse over the graph on the other website it shows for 2011 -133,709.779 passengers and for 2012 - 125,693.696 - not sure I understand how anyone can measure passenger numbers to the thousandth of person, so I'm taking those with a very large pinch of salt.

Hilarious, you take umbrage at being labelled a deramper and then, less than 90 minutes later post "I’ll keep on ‘trolling’ as you call it, if you - and others - keep on buying and push the SP higher."

Guilty as charged .

Ian, so funny reading knows4call trying to deramp by spreading fear of another cash raise, when all anyone has to do is some very basic research to realise what a load of old cobblers he is spouting. You were of course spot on, but I guess you didn't need me to tell you that.

Funny that Yrabs, considering that nearly 12 month ago you posted

RE: Temperature screening Heathrow23 May 2020 12:41
any tech ninjas out there who can see if this looks like WSG kit.... showing a camera and a laptop..... it would be a coup for little old wsg..... cannot imagine why the airport would not chose a big boy... but maybe that's Pete's dangly carrot for the AGM...….we shall know soon enough. B

You seemed to think that it was a good idea at the time to go into screening. I suppose that must mean you are a moron too?

Hilarious, "I won't be wasting 40 minutes of my life listening"...... but I'll waste hours upon hours of it commenting on a bulletin board about a stock that I don't hold.

MTP - why wait for the presentation when you can just read the RNS?
“In June we also announced that we had conducted a successful trial of our fever screening solutions in association with Menzies Aviation and their client, Air France, at Stockholm Arlanda Airport. Both Menzies and their clients were impressed with the versatility of the system, adapting to different challenges and processes within the airport environment and it was expected that this would result in joint business opportunities with Menzies Aviation offering the Westminster solution to their global clients as part of their wider commercial package. The continued travel restrictions and challenges facing airports has meant this potential roll out is yet to happen although airports are now more likely to focus on sanitisation systems, which Westminster offer, rather than fever screening. The joint initiative with Menzies Aviation however has now led to other potential and sizeable business opportunities we are jointly pursuing.”

Tema - the results are timetabled to the same schedule as last year. However, you may recall that the auditors screwed up and weren’t ready to sign, so we had a delay of two weeks whilst they completed their review. MH had stated the year before, that he intended to bring results forward a month.

https://www.linkedin.com/posts/richard-conlon-msc-60a4151_radascreen-mass-screening-activity-6790522222621667328-ute0

Gaynelly, thanks for the flight radar link
Mike, good spot re the transit passengers

Hopefully we'll get an update next week so we can get a better idea of how the numbers are looking.

That's where I got them from too threeputt, not aware of any other site that would corroborate those numbers.

Absolutely MTP - hard to believe that SL is suddenly experiencing a large net immigration, so it’s a fair bet that they are similar numbers.

Mike the site only shows arrivals these days, but on the assumption there isn’t mass immigration into SL, probably a reasonable approximation for departing PAX too.

I'm surprised Vander hasn't commented on Lunghi numbers lately. An average of 480 per day over the last 15 days. So, using his calculation of 193/day being a third of normal, 480/day is now back up to 83% of normal. I just can't think why he hasn't mentioned it.

You could be right Ian. Now wouldn’t that be nice!!

Also, whilst there is clearly some way to go still, the potential to resurrect the Iran deal looks a little more promising
https://twitter.com/laurnorman/status/1377933987784560643?s=21

I doubt it Daft, I'd say he/she also knows what we all already know. There's a stonking 5 airport MSC lined up to be signed :-)

And the week before was an average of 328 / day.