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Old 14th Jan 2015, 20:35
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Yeah, whatever you say. It's not his money, I agree, but he's the CEO and responsible for all the time energy and cash wasted in the futile effort to takeover EI.
They might well get their money back, more by luck than planning, and thanks to his mate Willy. But the loss of face is enormous. He failed - with a Capital F - to destroy his only home competitor.
Besides that, it has been a waste of his time and energy, a 7 year distraction that led to absolutely zilch.
If IAG wasn't interested in buying right now he'd be facing a fire sale, forced on him by the courts, and a financial wipeout.
The fact that he's got nothing to say any more just shows he's beaten, and accepts it.
Ta Ra.
So much anger.

Lets see Ryanair in 2006 was talking of Passengers numbers of 35 million, Revenue of €1.7 billion and profits of €300 Million, in 2015 its roughly 90 million passengers and profits of around €800 million plus giving shareholders €520 million in February 2015.

yup they really have struggled.
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Old 15th Jan 2015, 06:46
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If he stuck to the knitting he might be doing even better.
As to anger - nothing to me mate,but I enjoy seeing assholes get egg on their face.
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Old 15th Jan 2015, 08:11
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BFS have been back in court last week with Aer Lingus. Looks like the move to BHD will be very expensive.
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Old 15th Jan 2015, 09:44
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The late flights from Cork and Dublin to Heathrow have been cancelled today due to anticipated weather.
I think you'll find these are planned cancelations, due poor loads. There are a few flights chopped next week as well.

No sense in flying empty aircraft!
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Old 18th Jan 2015, 19:52
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Anyone know why EI763 from Tenerife diverted to PXO today? Seems to be cancelled now.
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Old 18th Jan 2015, 20:39
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BFS Watcher;
Why does it look like it will be a very expensive move to BHD? Is the case complete? My reckoning would be that EI made the greatest investment of resources into BFS, and beyond 5 years sounds like an excessive contract length without a break ...

When does the case conclude?

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Old 18th Jan 2015, 20:42
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Anyone know why EI763 from Tenerife diverted to PXO today? Seems to be cancelled now.
Tech issue. Estimating to depart at 21:40 from PXO, estimated in DUB for 01:35.
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Old 19th Jan 2015, 09:05
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Dublin airport showed it as cancelled and is still showing it as cancelled. Not the first time they've done this.
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Old 19th Jan 2015, 10:33
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EI

Thelingussource.com

Gives the picture !
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Old 24th Jan 2015, 10:03
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Third offer tabled by IAG. €2.50 a share, values Aer Lingus Group plc at €1.3bn.
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Old 24th Jan 2015, 10:14
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Ryanair paid €2.60? That could be the magic number
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Old 24th Jan 2015, 12:01
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British airways really don't like upping their offers much. This attempt will probably fail too, I don't see them being third time lucky. As mentioned earlier €2.60 might suffice but I'd think higher.
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Old 24th Jan 2015, 12:28
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EI offer

Well to be fair British Airways have not made a bid offer, IAG have and this is a Spainish based holding company who will bid only what they see is a fair price given their shareholders have to meet and approve any increased offer ,

It seems to me IAG really want EI , but want a fair price , I think after three offers EI have to put it to the shareholders , given only 2 large shareholders
FR and Irish Gov then these two get to decide ? Interesting weekend ahead
For some, still €2.50 is getting there , FR paid an average price of €2.57 I think so just a wee bit more ,,,,
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Old 24th Jan 2015, 13:15
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Suspect IAG will have to drop conditions also, not just about the price!

I think EI could easoly squeese another offer of 2.60-65 from IAG after that I think IAG might give it a break for a while.

Would love to know CM view and how much of an infulence he is having in the background.
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Old 24th Jan 2015, 15:20
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Looks like they may have done it

Aer Lingus board ?set to accept IAG takeover bid?
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Old 24th Jan 2015, 15:33
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I think that's a bad decision if its made. They could milk IAG for another few cents per share. Although AerLingus were never much good at cutting deals were they? They didnt milk Airbus at all.
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Old 24th Jan 2015, 16:59
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Well to be fair British Airways have not made a bid offer, IAG have and this is a Spainish based holding company who will bid only what they see is a fair price given their shareholders have to meet and approve any increased offer ,

It seems to me IAG really want EI , but want a fair price , I think after three offers EI have to put it to the shareholders , given only 2 large shareholders
FR and Irish Gov then these two get to decide ? Interesting weekend ahead
For some, still €2.50 is getting there , FR paid an average price of €2.57 I think so just a wee bit more ,,,,
Completely irrelevant what FR paid as the loss in value was written down years ago to virtually nothing, any sale will immediately generate a substantial profit and lots of cash coming in.
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Old 24th Jan 2015, 22:31
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I think that's a bad decision if its made. They could milk IAG for another few cents per share. Although AerLingus were never much good at cutting deals were they? They didnt milk Airbus at all.
AerRyan,

And you know this how?

AerLingus have survived and thrived in the face of huge rivalry from Europe's lowest cost airline. This does not sound like an airline that was 'much good at cutting deals'.

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Old 24th Jan 2015, 23:00
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Going by the BBC business web page they are saying that EI are going to accept?
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Old 24th Jan 2015, 23:09
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Going by the BBC business web page they are saying that EI are going to accept?
More a case of because EI have not rejected it yet, they are putting 2 and 2 together and coming up with 5. We won't know until Monday unless they release a statement tomorrow.
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