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George, they need to focus on getting planes up in the skies first. I would only be concerned about the types of travel once they get over that hurdle first!

Should call trading standards really. It is a complete farce!

The reality is that all the investors who bought their 'discounted' shares for 84p may not be able to sell them for even 84p as the price will have gone below that before 7th October which is the earliest opportunity they have to trade those shares!

Steve Gunning

£0.172

11,200

21 September 2020

London

Steve Gunning

£0.157

1,445

21 September 2020

London

nothing against the company, just the predicament it is in that's all!

& for the record RH i will not touch this share with a bargepole until 70p minimum! far too risky atm

they have sold the nil paid rights!

please reread, they have not taken up their full rights! CEO, CFO. they do not want the shares at 84p!

24th Sept, Director/PDMR shareholding

i also understand from your comment RH that you also do not have confidence in this share at 84p either!

Roxbury House, please read RNSs before ranting. RNS 0392A. I just read & interpret facts & that is why i have no confidence in this share at the current price because the board who run the show don't!!

interesting to know if Willie exercised his rights?

if 84p is not a good price for the CFO, why is it a good price for a private investor?

all you have to read is the Board of Directors didn't take up their discounted rights shares. That says it all. forget all the other stuff about vaccines, everything. That one sentence should give you the true outlook here! not deramping/ramping BS. just read the RNS

UK government will not bail this company out. Look how much they've thrown away on furlough!

OK, Spanish registered then. shareholders all over the place. Qataris own 25%. Point is UK Government have no interest in this business. The only thing they might wish to preserve is the intellectual property of the British Airways brand!

Ben, you forget BA is wholly Spanish owned. IAG is a Spanish company.

at that type of level the RI capital raised would be exhausted by Feb/March

have they made any updates on their current weekly cash burn? last i remember it was about £140m a week

i will be too. i'm not anti IAG, it's a fundamentally good company. I was invested heavily pre RI, entry level was £2.40, but got out because i saw where it was headed. Investors have been badly let down by the IAG board. When i originally invested here in June. I did usual diligence checks on their financials etc. They harked on about being solvent for next year etc. £10bn in equity/cash etc. Few weeks later, rights issue. I never would have invested originally had i saw the RI coming!