AA Credit downgraded to B-
https://www.marketwatch.com/story/am...bcR0AHyOarb2IU
At B- the credit is 6 notches into "junk" territory. |
Meanwhile the stock is up almost 25% today. 🤷🏻♂️
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Originally Posted by Surprise
(Post 3069953)
Meanwhile the stock is up almost 25% today. 🤷🏻♂️
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I’m diving into this a little more. They’re claiming to have had 110k average daily passengers for the last week of May. If you compare that to the TSA totals I’d say that’s about 30% of the whole industry. Are we finally kicking Delta’s a**?
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Originally Posted by Surprise
(Post 3069974)
I’m diving into this a little more. They’re claiming to have had 110k average daily passengers for the last week of May. If you compare that to the TSA totals I’d say that’s about 30% of the whole industry. Are we finally kicking Delta’s a**?
In the land of the blind, the one eyed man is king Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk |
Originally Posted by Surprise
(Post 3069974)
I’m diving into this a little more. They’re claiming to have had 110k average daily passengers for the last week of May. If you compare that to the TSA totals I’d say that’s about 30% of the whole industry. Are we finally kicking Delta’s a**?
Also, TSA numbers don't correlate directly to passengers, as TSA screens passengers once while a passenger making a connection on AA would be counted twice. |
Originally Posted by Therealseal
(Post 3070000)
Delta carried 65,000 passengers yesterday according to Ed, so AA is wayyyyy higher
Also, TSA numbers don't correlate directly to passengers, as TSA screens passengers once while a passenger making a connection on AA would be counted twice. |
40% of AA flights have connections. Daily Passenger count for departures of 150,000 then reduced by 40% yields 90,000 tickets sold assuming all connections are two legs.
Additionally, 55% domestic for July is an apples to oranges comparison when the given number for May and June is a system wide percentage. International has to be at least 20-50% of our business. 55% domestic doesn’t sound so impressive when you factor in our international is probably around 5% to 10% putting our total month over month at around 30%. |
Originally Posted by Systemized
(Post 3070070)
55% domestic doesn’t sound so impressive when you factor in our international is probably around 5% to 10% putting our total month over month at around 30%.
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Originally Posted by Icaruss
(Post 3070081)
Except that is 40% (not 30%) if you read the info on Jetnet.
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