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The JetBlue $10 Ticket And The Return Of Airline Price Wars

It is easy to say that JetBlue’s (NASDAQ: JBLU) $10 two-day ticket promotion is simply a gimmick to celebrate the carriers 10th anniversary, but it has dropped other fares to $44. The pricing will…

Douglas A. McIntyre · 16 years ago

Airline Value Questions (CAL, UAUA, LCC, AMR, LUV, JBLU)

Maybe it is the Iceland volcanic ash clouds, maybe it was the market, but more likely than not it was the state of airline mergers that crushed airlines today.  Continental Airlines, Inc. (NYSE: CAL)…

Jon C. Ogg · 16 years ago

The Eruption Epidemic: More Ash, More Cancelled Flights

The Eyjafjallajokull volcano in Iceland began to erupt again, grounding flights in the northern UK.  And there are fears that the nearby Katla volcano may be unstable. Airports around Europe may be shuttered again. That…

Douglas A. McIntyre · 16 years ago

Allegient Air: The Tiniest Airline In The Universe.

By Robert Herbst How about it is the only consistently profitable US airline for the last 29 consecutive quarters? Allegiant (ALGT), based out of Las Vegas, labels themselves as: “A leisure travel company focused…

Douglas A. McIntyre · 16 years ago

Hey Southwest Airlines – Where’s the Beef?

By Robert Herbst After only $99 million profit on $10.4 billion in revenues last year, the best Southwest NYSE: LUV) could do for the recent 1st quarter was a paltry $11 million profit ($24 million…

Douglas A. McIntyre · 16 years ago

Airlines Fly From Ash To Oil Storms (Update)

US Airways breaks off merger talks with UAL Corp.  (Updated from MarketWatch at 10.50 AM EST) The IATA, the airline industry’s trade association which has over 220 members, reported that carriers lost $1.7 billion…

Douglas A. McIntyre · 16 years ago

DryShips Back at the Money Trough (DRYS)

DryShips Inc. (NASDAQ: DRYS) is back at the trough for more capital.  The Greek shipping and marine transport company announced after the close that it has commenced a public offering of $150 million in…

Jon C. Ogg · 16 years ago

Iceland Volcano Cloud Costs Airline Industry $200 Million A Day

From the IATA (International Air Transport Association), an estimate of what the Iceland volcano is costing the airline industry per day–$200 million. The IATA represents 220 airlines comprising 93% of scheduled international air traffic. Bloomberg…

Douglas A. McIntyre · 16 years ago

Another Cloud Over British Air

British Airways has been through a year of record losses in 2009, work stoppages which have cut into its flight schedules, a pension fund which is billion of dollar underfunded, and a tentative merger…

Douglas A. McIntyre · 16 years ago