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Andrew Tinkler sells £5.6m of shares in Stobart Group
Andrew Tinkler has sold £5.6 million-worth of shares in Stobart Group. The London Stock Exchange was informed of the disposal, which will see Mr Tinkler’s voting rights fall to 5.91 per cent from 6.93 per cent.

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Another short piece from the Evening Standard on Tinkler v Stobart.
https://www.standard.co.uk/business/...-a4068141.html
https://www.standard.co.uk/business/...-a4068141.html

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Was always quite surprised how well ork/sou performed - would have thought a drop in frequency would have been more appropriate unless other factors are at play.
Maybe it's just moving over to the Flybe side of things? That could possibly mean that ORK could return to a 2 aircraft operation if they jig the SNN W's with Dublin?
Still, nothing surprises me. The way they managed and subsequently killed off the NCL/ORK route they are first class at shooting themselves in the foot.
Maybe it's just moving over to the Flybe side of things? That could possibly mean that ORK could return to a 2 aircraft operation if they jig the SNN W's with Dublin?
Still, nothing surprises me. The way they managed and subsequently killed off the NCL/ORK route they are first class at shooting themselves in the foot.

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Great Dane Airlines, a regional start-up carrier has unveiled its first aircraft an Embraer 195, newly painted in the operator’s colours.
The aircraft, EI-GGC, a 2008 airframe was previously flown by Flybe. It is owned by the Cayman Islands-based lessor Propius which has connections with the UK’s Stobart Air, the company recently acquired, along with Flybe, by Connect Airways.
The new airline is planning to serve three destinations – Edinburgh, Nice and Dublin from Aalborg.
According the Denmark’s corporate registry, the carrier has undergone a recent major change of ownership. It indicates that the airline has been majority-owned since March by investor SEBC Holding, which also has diverse interests in hotel operations, business software, and a motor-racing circuit.
