Airlines profitable in 2010...

[igneousy2]

http://bit.ly/ckiirO

Should I feel better now?

 

[waveflyer]

Why not?

 

[pilotyip]

all part of the 2012 hiring boom, it has already started.

 

[Redmeat]

I wouldn't start jumping up and down for joy just yet.

http://www.businessweek.com/news/20...wing-most-since-2002-on-europe-debt-woes.html

All the latest financial news says we maybe heading for a "double dip recession".

 

[pilotyip]

All a guess

I wouldn't start jumping up and down for joy just yet.

http://www.businessweek.com/news/20...wing-most-since-2002-on-europe-debt-woes.html

All the latest financial news says we maybe heading for a "double dip recession".

There is as good a chance they will be wrong as there is that they will be right. I am betting they are wrong. There is too much money in private hands that is not doing anything right now because of uncertainty. After a while things wear out, cars, stoves, and garage door openers. These will need to be replaced, with a rising economy these will be replaced faster. Ball is in the consumer hands.

 

[jonjuan]

Moody's Hikes Airline Industry Outlook To Stable

http://www.foxbusiness.com/story/ma...moodys-hikes-airline-industry-outlook-stable/

Monday, June 07, 2010
Moody's Hikes Airline Industry Outlook To Stable

By Sue Chang
MarketWatch Pulse


SAN FRANCISCO -- Moody's Investors Service on Monday revised its outlook for the global airline industry to stable from negative on expectations of modest growth in passenger volumes and yields in 2010 and 2011. "We expect profitability in the global airline sector to improve as we gain distance from the 2009 trough of the recession. While a contraction of consumer confidence and still-high unemployment remain risks that could temper improvements in yields, the airlines' careful capacity management, if maintained, should be effective in mitigating these risks," said Jonathan Root, Moody's airline analyst, in a statement. Still, Moody's warned that it could return the industry outlook to negative if the current positive trends are reversed and passenger counts declined markedly or oil traded above $90 a barrel. Crude oil for July delivery is currently trading at $71.40 a barrel in New York.

 

[igneousy2]

Why not?

Because these analyst rated AIG and Bear Stearns and Lehman two thumbs up all the way over the cliff.

 

[ualdriver]

all part of the 2012 hiring boom, it has already started.

To be followed by the great furlough of 2013-2014. Make sure all you pilots hired in the "2012 hiring boom" are ready.

 

[pilotyip]

guessing again?

To be followed by the great furlough of 2013-2014. Make sure all you pilots hired in the "2012 hiring boom" are ready.

you may be right you may be wrong, then again the end of the world might come in 2012 and it won't matter