Spirit Pilot Hiring in 2020 & Beyond
03-12-2020, 05:49 AM
#111
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Originally Posted by Chimpy
Investors don’t share the same sentiment. We are down almost 21% pre-market
03-12-2020, 06:47 AM
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Originally Posted by flyjbh
It’s really irrelevant what our stock price is at this point... until the hysteria calms down, all the stocks are misrepresented
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03-12-2020, 07:33 AM
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Originally Posted by DrSteveBrule
Tell that to the investors that fund our growth
Our growth is already funded. The investors were there when we needed to secure financing . That deal is done.... we just need to pay for it now
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03-12-2020, 07:40 AM
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Originally Posted by FNGFO
watching the stock market on the day to day roller coaster of a panic driven pandemic is probably an inaccurate way to gauge things.
I can’t imagine the domestic fleet not being grounded for all airlines as this starts to grow more and pop up more on planes. The concern shouldn’t be stock price, it should be what is our burn rate on cash with a fleet not flying, would the government subsidize all airlines if there is a grounding (would assume so) and is Airbus in schedule to deliver planes and will we/can we postpone for a quarter or so.
03-12-2020, 07:43 AM
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Originally Posted by Omniscient
It’s as ridiculous as a 35 year old looking at their 401k balance right now saying they “lost money”. Rational thought rarely exists in the market and it left the building about 2 weeks ago.
I can’t imagine the domestic fleet not being grounded for all airlines as this starts to grow more and pop up more on planes. The concern shouldn’t be stock price, it should be what is our burn rate on cash with a fleet not flying, would the government subsidize all airlines if there is a grounding (would assume so) and is Airbus in schedule to deliver planes and will we/can we postpone for a quarter or so.
I can’t imagine the domestic fleet not being grounded for all airlines as this starts to grow more and pop up more on planes. The concern shouldn’t be stock price, it should be what is our burn rate on cash with a fleet not flying, would the government subsidize all airlines if there is a grounding (would assume so) and is Airbus in schedule to deliver planes and will we/can we postpone for a quarter or so.
03-12-2020, 07:44 AM
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Originally Posted by Omniscient
It’s as ridiculous as a 35 year old looking at their 401k balance right now saying they “lost money”. Rational thought rarely exists in the market and it left the building about 2 weeks ago.
I can’t imagine the domestic fleet not being grounded for all airlines as this starts to grow more and pop up more on planes. The concern shouldn’t be stock price, it should be what is our burn rate on cash with a fleet not flying, would the government subsidize all airlines if there is a grounding (would assume so) and is Airbus in schedule to deliver planes and will we/can we postpone for a quarter or so.
I can’t imagine the domestic fleet not being grounded for all airlines as this starts to grow more and pop up more on planes. The concern shouldn’t be stock price, it should be what is our burn rate on cash with a fleet not flying, would the government subsidize all airlines if there is a grounding (would assume so) and is Airbus in schedule to deliver planes and will we/can we postpone for a quarter or so.
03-12-2020, 07:48 AM
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Originally Posted by flyjbh
Our growth is already funded. The investors were there when we needed to secure financing . That deal is done.... we just need to pay for it now
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03-12-2020, 08:07 AM
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Originally Posted by Chimpy
if the govt mandates all grounding of US Airlines how could they not be willing to subsidize the losses...
03-12-2020, 08:12 AM
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Originally Posted by senecacaptain
I think we have enough fear mongering via soccer mom facebook groups and on Good Morning America.
Why some continue to dismiss the medical experts on this and act like all is normal, it’s ridiculous. Nobody is saying they hide in a bunker but if you’re not at least considering possible alternatives like a brief halt to air travel, you aren’t paying attention to the rest of the world and how this country is trending.
This way of thinking isn’t necessarily out of fear, it’s out of being realistic and looking at all angles.
Maybe if our own government hadn’t said just 2 weeks ago that “we are at 15 cases and soon be at 0,” and took meaningful preventive action then, we wouldn’t be where we are now.
03-12-2020, 08:18 AM
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Originally Posted by Omniscient
This isn’t fear mongering, it’s not just closing your eyes and saying “it’s just a flu and will go away In the summer”
Why some continue to dismiss the medical experts on this and act like all is normal, it’s ridiculous. Nobody is saying they hide in a bunker but if you’re not at least considering possible alternatives like a brief halt to air travel, you aren’t paying attention to the rest of the world and how this country is trending.
This way of thinking isn’t necessarily out of fear, it’s out of being realistic and looking at all angles.
Maybe if our own government hadn’t said just 2 weeks ago that “we are at 15 cases and soon be at 0,” and took meaningful preventive action then, we wouldn’t be where we are now.
Why some continue to dismiss the medical experts on this and act like all is normal, it’s ridiculous. Nobody is saying they hide in a bunker but if you’re not at least considering possible alternatives like a brief halt to air travel, you aren’t paying attention to the rest of the world and how this country is trending.
This way of thinking isn’t necessarily out of fear, it’s out of being realistic and looking at all angles.
Maybe if our own government hadn’t said just 2 weeks ago that “we are at 15 cases and soon be at 0,” and took meaningful preventive action then, we wouldn’t be where we are now.
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