Parking 100 planes
04-06-2020 | 07:42 AM
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Not correct
210 aircraft to own outright is a nice 21B . if you average 100 mil per aircraft which by the way they had a price tag bigger than 100 mil
here is what was reported for JB March 6th
debt/equity 60%
cash 829 million
other liquify 372million
credit line 550 m
ASSETS 200 million
now go back to ERAU
210 aircraft to own outright is a nice 21B . if you average 100 mil per aircraft which by the way they had a price tag bigger than 100 mil
here is what was reported for JB March 6th
debt/equity 60%
cash 829 million
other liquify 372million
credit line 550 m
ASSETS 200 million
now go back to ERAU
what exactly are you trying to get at here?
are you here to say United is in a better position vs JetBlue? I don’t get the point of this,
04-06-2020 | 07:55 AM
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This is my opinion, but isn’t JetBlue in a better position to get going again when this is all done? Seems like it would be very hard to restart UA/AA/DLs large networks all the while dealing with regional partners and a likely huge switch up of fleet plans.
04-06-2020 | 08:18 AM
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A lot of that depends on how does the "get going" when all this is done goes...... Do people suddenly flock to vacations in FL or the Caribbean? Or do businesses send out their personnel on trips again? Do people flock to airplanes domestically but shun international travel? Or is the world economy so wrecked that no one has the desire nor means to travel to vacation till summer of 2022 at the earliest? Maybe this month they discover that one of the vaccines is 100% effective 2 days after administered and they have a program to vaccinate the whole country by the end of July and by September people forget COVID19?
04-06-2020 | 09:27 AM
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04-06-2020 | 09:35 AM
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04-06-2020 | 09:36 AM
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You can also go look on the jetblue IR website.
04-06-2020 | 09:38 AM
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Airplane list prices are never paid. For example, an A220-300 list price is $91m. JetBlue and Delta both paid between $20-$25m (or at least got that price, we will see when they actually get delivered). List prices have no real bearing on prices paid, or the value of assets once they are owned/leased and used.
04-06-2020 | 09:39 AM
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If you buy A airplane, you pay list. when you buy 200+ yea, there's a discount.
Then there's the actual value of a slightly used plane.
Still not sure what you're arguing because your numbers are off in lala land.
04-06-2020 | 10:13 AM
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04-06-2020 | 12:15 PM
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