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I think flight options is the only fractional left..everyone else went outta business this month. Netjets had catostrophic furloughs...But the pilots never found out about them...We still think we are employed...:smash:
 
When Richard Branson, the wealthy owner of Virgin Atlantic Airways, was asked how to become a millionaire, he had a quick answer: "There's really nothing to it. Start as a billionaire and then buy an airline."

Fractionals aren't the same as airlines.

I liked and admired Ed Colodny, the company's then-CEO, and I still do. But my analysis of USAir's business was both superficial and wrong. I was so beguiled by the company's long history of profitable operations,

Glasspilot said NetJets never made any money. My point was that WB would not buy a company that never made any money.
 
BRK 2Q Report
Revenues from the other service businesses in the second quarter and first six months of 2007 increased $530 million (35%) and $869 million (32%), respectively, compared to 2006. Pre-tax earnings in the second quarter and first six months increased $74 million (36%) and $152 million (57%), respectively, compared to 2006. These results were primarily due to significantly improved results at NetJets as fractional sales and flight operations revenues for the first six months of 2007 increased $474 million over 2006. Pre-tax earnings of NetJets for the first six months of 2007 were $109 million in 2007 compared to $29 million in 2006. In 2007, operating margins increased reflecting higher aircraft utilization rates as revenue flight hours increased approximately 15%. Also contributing to the improved results of NetJets were the effects of price increases and a change in the mix of aircraft flown. The number of aircraft managed within the NetJets program over the past twelve months increased 15%.​
This breaks down to $80M INCREASE in profit during first 6 months of 2007 compared with 2006.

$55 M Increase for the first Quarter and a $25M increase for the 2nd quarter.

Profit in 2006 stated in the annual report was $143. Doing a little math .. that means profit for the LAST six months of 2006 were $114M.

$114M + $109M = $223M in profit over last 12 months!
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This still doesn't strictly show NetJets financials. "Revenues from the other service businesses" tells me that these numbers include more than one company to include Flightsafety. As a group, those are good numbers. $109m pretax (EBITA) = what net? That is the number no one can seem to find. I am not a hater. If you guys start to really hurt, the rest of us are in deep poop.
 
Just got a call from a NJ pilot, looking for a job at USA Jet. He said a letter was coming out in 10 days annoucing up to 1000 pilot lay offs, and he was worried.
 
Nope, never applied

S--t Stains like that don't even deserve a response.
Only passing along what was told to me by a NJ pilot, he worried. Why is it when reality is dealth with at this site we get the above responses? Oh I forget it is FI.
 
This still doesn't strictly show NetJets financials. "Revenues from the other service businesses" tells me that these numbers include more than one company to include Flightsafety. As a group, those are good numbers. $109m pretax (EBITA) = what net? That is the number no one can seem to find. I am not a hater. If you guys start to really hurt, the rest of us are in deep poop.

"... Pre-tax earnings of NetJets for the first six months of 2007 were $109 million in 2007..."

Reading is fundamental....
 

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