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Old 22nd Jun 2005, 10:58
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what happened to the data for April and May on their website? They usually post info about load factor and bookings levels. Perhaps the results are too shocking to publish...

OH!!! SECONDS LATER IT HAS APPEARED ON THE WEBSITE.

SOMEONE IS READING PPRUNE OBVIOUSLY...
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Old 29th Jun 2005, 11:53
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Update from Planestation

This update was issued to the Stock Exchange yesterday.

"The Directors are pleased to announce that on 28th June 2005 the Company entered into an exclusivity agreement relating to the possible sale of a 75% interest in Kent International Business Park.

Earlier this year, in January 2005, the Company completed the acquisition of EUjet Ops Limited (“EUjet”). As stated on 31 May 2005 the Directors have been encouraged by the progress made by EUjet during this period. In the prospectus dated 17 December 2004 the Directors stated they considered that the value of Kent International Airport (“KIA”) could best be maximised by having a passenger airline based at KIA. The Directors believe that the progress of EUjet to date has proven the demand for low cost air travel from KIA and this strongly supports the original belief that KIA can become a profitable and valuable regional airport over the medium term.

Whilst EUjet has made considerable progress since its launch of scheduled services from KIA in September 2004, a previously unknown market, it is now apparent that passenger numbers will fall below planned levels during its first year of operation. The Company does now have a good understanding of the nature and size of the market from KIA for low cost airline travel. The airline has established a proven route network to 22 destinations along with robust yield management systems.

As a consequence of the shortfall in passenger numbers together with the increases seen in oil prices the Directors recognise that the cash requirement within EUjet will be greater than originally planned which they intend should be funded by further asset disposals.

ENDS"
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Old 29th Jun 2005, 15:15
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Last one out turn off the lights
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Old 29th Jun 2005, 15:22
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There may not be any lights to turn off if the "further asset disposals" continue.
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Old 29th Jun 2005, 18:09
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It sounds very much like they are turning assets into a cash drain. I have no idea what a 75% sale of Kent Business Park might be worth but it is possible to do some calculations of the cash drain that EUJet seems to represent. I guess that could easily be £1 million per month, even that assumes that the aircraft leases are virtually free. It does not take account of rising fuel prices.

The other thing is that there is no consumer protection in their business. Airlines always rely on consumer confidence and if this latest announcemnet is widely available in Kent newspapers there could be reluctance to buy tickets. Then the cash flow gets much worse very quickly.

November would seem to be the next crunch time.
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Old 2nd Jul 2005, 15:02
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Winter season flights are being put up today on the website. I'm trying to make sense of them. Only big cut is Dublin - Manston loses its weekday pm flight (bad for me!), but there are some very interesting new routes. I'm not sure whether all the programme is posted yet.
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Old 3rd Jul 2005, 11:39
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Today Financial Mail (Mail on Sunday) says EU Jet is talks with a tour operator to fly to the Canaries, Egypt and Cyprus
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Old 3rd Jul 2005, 15:35
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NEW Saturday service DUBLIN-GENEVA!!!!!!!!!
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Air humberside,

Has anyone told the tour operator that an F100 won't make it non stop to those destinations?
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Old 3rd Jul 2005, 16:48
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I dont know. Just reporting what was in the paper

Other new EU Jet routes include MSE-Innsbruck (is that INN's firs low cost airline?) and SNN-AMS. Is SNN getting a based aircraft
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Has anyone told the tour operator that an F100 won't make it non stop to those destinations?
The article in the MOS was a bit sloppily written; in actual fact, I think what it meant to say was that Planestation, the owners of both Manston Airport and EUjet, were in talks with a tour operator to fly to these destinations - i.e. they would be flown by the tour operators aircraft rather than EUjet.

Don't tour operators plan their flight schedules several months in advance? If they're talking about it now, it could be 2006 before it actally happens. Too little too late?

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Old 4th Jul 2005, 10:09
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Looks like there is going to be a Shannon base. Fuel prices are not helping the company, suspect a lot of tankering will be going on from other airports.
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PTG's yearly results are due on 27 July.

The financial pundits estimate losses of between £30M and £35M for the year with forecast losses for next year. Share price is around 5p.

Details here
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Old 5th Jul 2005, 10:59
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Is there any chance that they will recover from this, with a share price like that, I guess you cant really lose, unless of course they go to the wall........

If EUJet was to be grounded due to financial crisis, would planestation fold aswell, or would the property company behind them be able to absorb the losses?
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Old 5th Jul 2005, 17:13
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The share price has always been poor, it only went up when EUJET first started, its been side back every since.
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If EUJet was to be grounded due to financial crisis, would planestation fold aswell, or would the property company behind them be able to absorb the losses?
I thought EU Jet had sold most of their non-aviation property
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Old 5th Jul 2005, 17:17
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They have !!, but still have a few bits left

EUJET is owned by PlaneStation. PlaneStation Own/Operate a few airports in Europe, plus a few bit left over from the wiggins days.
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Old 5th Jul 2005, 20:35
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fj1, the share price was 633p in 2000, dropped to 120p 18 months ago and has plummeted in the last 12 months.

Hardly "always low".
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Old 6th Jul 2005, 09:58
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Slim...

You don't work for us any more, don't you have anything better to do that take part in EUjet debates? Some of your posts are (like the one about SNN) do nothing to help the situation!! Your gone now so please don't chip in all the time with constant negative jabs. Constructive points of view are always welcome.
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Old 6th Jul 2005, 13:41
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why does this site always become so bitchy and girly? can't we all just get along? it isn't fair to reveal someone's identity on here - that is very childish.

what slim shady had to say was very relevant to the topic... Now come on children lets carry on like grown ups.
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