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Stock is down to $1.30 from $5 or $6 a share not too long ago.

When the economy turns and frac flying with it ... I wonder if the stock will return to previous levels. I mean within 2 years from now. Could be an amazing return.

Any of you guys buying shares?

I bought 900 shares @ $.85/share. As of last Friday I'm up over 50%.

I'll stick by my previous post. I hope we all do well.
 
Today, Avantair stock gained 15.38% while the DJI lost 297.81 points?

Not bad!

Things indeed do look good for Avantair.
 
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This came out yesterday on the AINalert email. Below it is the link to the actual article on their internet site.

Avantair Revenues Up Significantly

By Chad Trautvetter AINalerts >> February 2009
Fractional

Clearwater, Fla.-based fractional provider Avantair saw its year-over-year revenues climb nearly 24 percent to $35.4 million in its second fiscal quarter, which ended December 31. It also narrowed its quarterly loss to $600,000, down 87 percent from the same period a year earlier. “We are pleased to report an excellent second quarter with record high revenues of $35.4 million, a significant decrease in our loss from operations and our first quarter of positive EBITDA of $690,360,” Avantair CEO Steven Santo said. “These results demonstrate the leverage in our business model, and were driven by the consistent growth in our sales pipeline, recent fleet utilization improvements and a disciplined focus on reducing costs.” The company also reported a 96-percent jump in charter card sales, despite the bite that the recession has had on other charter and fractional providers. Santo said this feat “is a testament to our continued ability to attract those customers focused on affordability, comfort and safety,” adding that “the majority of cards sold were to customers choosing Avantair over more expensive, competing fractional programs.”

http://www.ainonline.com/ain-and-ainalerts/ainalerts/single-publication-story/article/avantair-revenues-up-significantly/?no_cache=1

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In an economy where so much of the industry is seeing revenues trending down, there is this one fractional company that has significantly changed its direction. Costs are going down, sales are headed up... While it looks like it is doing well now, I would think that when the market comes around, this company, is poised to do very well.
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