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Brightspark I'll post it in a moment for you.

As far asmy research as taken me, I would put a side bet on that IAG/BT are going to end up taking Flybe over. Either thst or they continue indepently after a good old restructure.

Well said Watty19

New article from 1 hour ago - Financial Times https://www.ft.com/content/3e56ee02-e9bf-11e8-885c-e64da4c0f981

Oshea you accused me of telling people to buy because there's "no risk". I'm still waiting. I either need this or a retraction by yourself today. I'm very serious about litigation against you as I don't appreciate words being out in my mouth.

Connish no. Are you condoning the 80% of posters on this bb causing people to lose jobs and basically committing treason against England?

Oshea as I said do your own research. Don't post misleading people.

Oshea I've screenshotted your original post where you've made a serious allegation about me. You've then basically admitted you've made it up and can't pinpoint it.

No I'm not producing a list for you. Do your own research and gain your own experience in the markets. Don't make silly comments like no company ever up for strategic review end up staying independent. You sound like an absolute fool!

Oshea - I have said no such thing about making x3 x4 with "no risk". You're looking at defamation here so please provide a quote where I've allegdly said this or I'm taking this further.

Oshea just because they're up for sale doesn't mean they have to accept offers. Sale is just one of many options.

Oshea that's a terrible deramp. I can think of many companies which have had strategic reviews / put themselves up for sale and continued to go it alone and do well.

You can't just make ridiculous comments on the pretence of ignorance and limitess experience in the market...it's no defence.

Christ this bb is getting worse.

Connish think before you speak. There are people on this bb who are attempting to destroy this share for their own shorting ends and willing to tell lies to do so. There are hard working British peoples' jobs at stake and an insfrasture of flight routes in jeopardy. The insidious deramping gang at work here care not about ethics or morals, anything for a quick buck.

SBB1 - no and I bought all papers I coud find including Financial Times. I posted 2 articles about other airlines sometime between 9 and 10am this morning if you look bacj. Sadly trolls and derampers are trying to supress useful posts like mine.

Oilbell well I've just recommended your post but I think that's the only recommendation it will get as this bb is 80% trolls/derampers/shorters/idiots.

Gary we've all cottoned on you're not even invested here so why continue the pretence?

Woodstock remember yesterday you said you're selling first thing Monday morning. If you don't do it no-one will take you seriously...not that they do anyway with your hot and cold, boom and bust, bi-polar posting

Thanks taylot well I hope my insights and me taking the time to post related articles from all of today's press has helped. Too bad it's been purposely diluted by drivel posted by idiot derampers.

B1tcoin aka Badrobot who was banned from advfn as many accounts - watch his posts when he buys in share price often flys because lots of big shorts and been closed.

Expected opening 15 or 16p tomorrow based on the developing bidding war. 35p minimum bid, 50p more likely. 35p would be a bargain. The derampers are hard at work on this one. B1tcoin on advfn has just joined the party. He's know for deramping down (from 22p in this instance) and then he usually buys. He's just reposted so looks like he's looking to get in tomorrow.

AIG (which owns BA for the numpties on here who keep saying BA won't possibly make a bid but AIG might lol) article in today's Daily Mail... IAG International Consolidated Airlines Group SA (CDI) (IAG) – BA sues U.S. outsourcing giant CBRE over its computer chaos which cost the airline £58m with 672 flights cancelled. British Airways has launched a legal battle with a US outsourcing giant that bosses blame for a £58 million IT meltdown which left tens of thousands of passengers stranded. The Mail on Sunday has learned that BA is suing CBRE in London’s High Court over the Heathrow computer crash which forced the airline to cancel 672 flights over three days. BA, which is part of the FTSE 100 firm International Airlines Group, has appointed Linklaters, one of the ‘Magic Circle’ of leading City law firms, to bring the claim against CBRE Managed Services, a subsidiary of the £11 billion-valued US company.