RJET - what does the future hold ?
05-23-2013, 10:01 AM
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RJET - what does the future hold ?
Anybody care to crystal-ball the future of Republic, from a "business standpoint." I am not talking bad mouthing pay or contracts, etc, but from a "how bright does their future look" standpoint, how do they look ?
My opinion is they have operations spread across enough brands to somewhat protect them if one particular brand looses customers.
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Stock is at $10 and I may purchase some.
My opinion is they have operations spread across enough brands to somewhat protect them if one particular brand looses customers.
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Stock is at $10 and I may purchase some.
05-23-2013, 10:21 AM
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Pretty vague question and you're gonna get even more vague answers.
Financially, they're fine and will be a much better performer when F9 is sold. The company will continue to grow, but that won't come until we get a new contract in 2037. We have an additional 50 options with AA for new 175's and most people fully expect those to be exercised. Other than that, who knows. I wouldn't touch the stock at $10.
Financially, they're fine and will be a much better performer when F9 is sold. The company will continue to grow, but that won't come until we get a new contract in 2037. We have an additional 50 options with AA for new 175's and most people fully expect those to be exercised. Other than that, who knows. I wouldn't touch the stock at $10.
05-23-2013, 10:35 AM
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Originally Posted by satpak77
Anybody care to crystal-ball the future of Republic, from a "business standpoint." I am not talking bad mouthing pay or contracts, etc, but from a "how bright does their future look" standpoint, how do they look ?
My opinion is they have operations spread across enough brands to somewhat protect them if one particular brand looses customers.
Thanks
Stock is at $10 and I may purchase some.
My opinion is they have operations spread across enough brands to somewhat protect them if one particular brand looses customers.
Thanks
Stock is at $10 and I may purchase some.
05-23-2013, 02:02 PM
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Pretty vague question and you're gonna get even more vague answers.
Financially, they're fine and will be a much better performer when F9 is sold. The company will continue to grow, but that won't come until we get a new contract in 2037. We have an additional 50 options with AA for new 175's and most people fully expect those to be exercised. Other than that, who knows. I wouldn't touch the stock at $10.
Financially, they're fine and will be a much better performer when F9 is sold. The company will continue to grow, but that won't come until we get a new contract in 2037. We have an additional 50 options with AA for new 175's and most people fully expect those to be exercised. Other than that, who knows. I wouldn't touch the stock at $10.
Also remember that with the new AA I think RAH is probably beyond the scope margin after the merger is complete.
05-23-2013, 07:08 PM
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Originally Posted by satpak77
Anybody care to crystal-ball the future of Republic, from a "business standpoint." I am not talking bad mouthing pay or contracts, etc, but from a "how bright does their future look" standpoint, how do they look ?
My opinion is they have operations spread across enough brands to somewhat protect them if one particular brand looses customers.
Thanks
Stock is at $10 and I may purchase some.
My opinion is they have operations spread across enough brands to somewhat protect them if one particular brand looses customers.
Thanks
Stock is at $10 and I may purchase some.
You'd be better off shorting the stock...
07-02-2013, 04:25 PM
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Well folks, as if the writing wasn't already on the wall. Effective 9/1/13, RAH will close the DEN Ejet base for the Republic cert. Displacements to start up the AA flying out of ORD. The DEN Q base will not be affected. Time to update the Teamsters Local 357 page to include this base closing. With this closure, I think we have a taker for F9. The fat lady is gargling in the bathroom as I type. Good luck to those impacted, it was a pretty senor base.
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