Aerlingus.

ranger4

Nice rise with aerlingus sp, Next leg up will bring us closer to 1.00.:D

displaced dub

ranger4 wrote: »

Nice rise with aerlingus sp, Next leg up will bring us closer to 1.00.:D

God ranger i love your optimism, i bought in at €0.58 sold €0.65 after watching them fall from €0.80, then idiot that i am bought back in at €0.77 after watching them climb again now look where they are..... I hope your right!!!

ranger4

displaced dub wrote: »

God ranger i love your optimism, i bought in at €0.58 sold €0.65 after watching them fall from €0.80, then idiot that i am bought back in at €0.77 after watching them climb again now look where they are..... I hope your right!!!

I bought 50k at 0.78c, Confident we will see 1.00+ by Q2 2010.:D
Management are making right moves.

Comordha

Good luck with that

mickman

oh dear. you should have put that 50k on spurs to win the premier ship @ 100-1

ranger4

mickman wrote: »

oh dear. you should have put that 50k on spurs to win the premier ship @ 100-1

who dares wins.

mickman

if aerlingus are to have any hope of even survival, they have to get rid of the unions. they have to cut all loss making routes and seriously think about stopping trans atlantic services.

Idu

ranger4 wrote: »

who dares wins.

“There’s gotta be a way! He who dares wins! There’s a million quids worth of gold out there - our gold. We can’t just say ‘bonjour’ to it.”

ranger4

Idu wrote: »

“There’s gotta be a way! He who dares wins! There’s a million quids worth of gold out there - our gold. We can’t just say ‘bonjour’ to it.”

Ha ha, even del boy made his million my friend, Aerlingus have said that they might imploy staff from ni and england and use uk as base to Launch flights, Unions know they are fooked only matter of time before deal is done.

Raskolnikov

2009 has been a catastrophic year for Aer Lingus.

2010 will be a catastrophic year for Aer Lingus.

Revenues are still failing.

Fuel (their biggest cost) is still rising.

Staff costs have already been cut, and any further cuts will only have a slight impact on the bottom line.

ranger4

Ryanair eyes airlingus independant.ie Game only starting.:D

rugbyman

small point.. m ol told aer lingus how to fill seats about 3 years ago , drop prices.


I needed to fly from Brussels this week ,on the day, aer lingus was 170 inc taxes, ryanair 230 inc taxes(their normal same day price)

a while ago aer lingus would have been approx 300 for same day travel. they are learning. flight over 80 % full.

the unfortunate thing about reduncancies in AL is that the longer serving staff are more expensive to let go than the newer ones.( I think)

Regards Rugbyman

p.s. the coming scattering match in the public service and in the state owned outfits will be to the considerable benefit of the country.

ranger4

rugbyman wrote: »

small point.. m ol told aer lingus how to fill seats about 3 years ago , drop prices.


I needed to fly from Brussels this week ,on the day, aer lingus was 170 inc taxes, ryanair 230 inc taxes(their normal same day price)

a while ago aer lingus would have been approx 300 for same day travel. they are learning. flight over 80 % full.

the unfortunate thing about reduncancies in AL is that the longer serving staff are more expensive to let go than the newer ones.( I think)

Regards Rugbyman

p.s. the coming scattering match in the public service and in the state owned outfits will be to the considerable benefit of the country.

I agree and hope the gov have the balls to stop the unions prolonging downturn or digging us all into an even deeper hole than we are presently in.