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Moxy has 60 firm orders for the A220/CS300 but will do a “sale and leaseback” transaction with a big lessor for the first 9 - this is a standard transaction for providing additional liquidity up front. Here’s the article talking about the leasing transaction:
https://worldairlinenews.com/2019/06...ZeWKYkY5SOnSv4
Regarding Austin, nobody external to the business knows the route structure yet. All we know is that evidently many, many cities in secondary and tertiary markets have reached out to Moxy begging for airline service. There are many non-hub dots with 100,000+ people that could be connected on the map. Should be very interesting to watch and I hope we continue to get more information soon...
https://worldairlinenews.com/2019/06...ZeWKYkY5SOnSv4
Regarding Austin, nobody external to the business knows the route structure yet. All we know is that evidently many, many cities in secondary and tertiary markets have reached out to Moxy begging for airline service. There are many non-hub dots with 100,000+ people that could be connected on the map. Should be very interesting to watch and I hope we continue to get more information soon...
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So...I take it you disagree...?
In just two short sentences you were able to mix 2 religious terms with a vulgar sex act. Such talent.
Keepin' it classy on APC. Thanks for the visual and reminding me why I quit reading this forum.
In just two short sentences you were able to mix 2 religious terms with a vulgar sex act. Such talent.
Keepin' it classy on APC. Thanks for the visual and reminding me why I quit reading this forum.
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It’s certainly not free or low cost. There are various reasons to sell and leaseback airframes but it’s usually about liquidity. Look at Norwegians actions the last few years.
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Of Delta’s 91 B717s they own 3 and lease 88.
In total they lease 198 and own 687.
https://www.delta.com/us/en/about-de...te-information
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Flying leased aircraft is NOT uncommon.
Of Delta’s 91 B717s they own 3 and lease 88.
In total they lease 198 and own 687.
https://www.delta.com/us/en/about-de...te-information
Of Delta’s 91 B717s they own 3 and lease 88.
In total they lease 198 and own 687.
https://www.delta.com/us/en/about-de...te-information
In the case of the DL717’s the leases were heavily subsidized at below market rates.
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You're offended by two common English statements? Shocking.
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Of all financing options out there it is one of the cheapest cost of capital.
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