You've been Tango'd
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Did you see Helio-Stelio on the news gassing about how important it was that the likes of BA didn't get state help?
(not an exact quote, but that was the gist of it)
A such a critical time, and considering his company doesn't operate to the USA, fine words- I don't think!
(not an exact quote, but that was the gist of it)
A such a critical time, and considering his company doesn't operate to the USA, fine words- I don't think!
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[QUOTEDid you see Helio-Stelio on the news gassing about how important it was that the likes of BA didn't get state help?
(not an exact quote, but that was the gist of it)
] [/QUOTE]
Yes i saw it .
Can't say i am surprised really. Michael O'Leary has also been saying much the same thing.
I don't suppose you are too bothered about thousands of people being thrown out of work when you have a couple of million quid in the bank !
(not an exact quote, but that was the gist of it)
] [/QUOTE]
Yes i saw it .
Can't say i am surprised really. Michael O'Leary has also been saying much the same thing.
I don't suppose you are too bothered about thousands of people being thrown out of work when you have a couple of million quid in the bank !
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So why is Stelios illegible for state aid?
If he says he needs it too, then by crickey all airlines need it.
Funny how the NY WTC/Pentagon attacks are being used to bolster shareholder value by companies that lost the plot months ago!
So why is BA, (Also a publicly listed company) together with Virgin and BMI asking for help from HM Govt?
What is good for the goose is also good for the gander!
Give to one, shall give to all.
When the sky around West London is full of orange................................Now would that not be a slap in the face, easyJet operating from Heathrow directly in competition!
Remember the new operators of BA made a decision to 'outlaw' the tourist and fleece the fat cats, especiaaly on the trans-atlantic routes.
Their decision on behalf of thier shareholders, and not the 'Bermuda's' for not allowing REAL competition over the 'pond'!
[ 19 September 2001: Message edited by: Justin A Beaver ]
If he says he needs it too, then by crickey all airlines need it.
Funny how the NY WTC/Pentagon attacks are being used to bolster shareholder value by companies that lost the plot months ago!
So why is BA, (Also a publicly listed company) together with Virgin and BMI asking for help from HM Govt?
What is good for the goose is also good for the gander!
Give to one, shall give to all.
When the sky around West London is full of orange................................Now would that not be a slap in the face, easyJet operating from Heathrow directly in competition!
Remember the new operators of BA made a decision to 'outlaw' the tourist and fleece the fat cats, especiaaly on the trans-atlantic routes.
Their decision on behalf of thier shareholders, and not the 'Bermuda's' for not allowing REAL competition over the 'pond'!
[ 19 September 2001: Message edited by: Justin A Beaver ]




