AIR-Air New Zealand Limited

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Onemootpoint

The wet lease continues on the Perth route.

Air New Zealand turns to Spanish airline Wamos Air once again for help
https://www.stuff.co.nz/travel/news/133438399/air-new-zealand-turns-to-spanish-airline-wamos-air-once-again-for-help

winner (n)

Still looking a bit tough for AIR .....H1 earnings about $200m v $399 last year

Includes that $45m of unclaimed refunds so really only about $150m .....assuming I interpret what they mean by include correctly

http://nzx-prod-s7fsd7f98s.s3-website-ap-southeast-2.amazonaws.com/attachments/AIR/423376/409429.pdf

Basil

Quote from: winner (n) on Dec 13, 2023, 08:59 AMStill looking a bit tough for AIR .....H1 earnings about $200m v $399 last year

Includes that $45m of unclaimed refunds so really only about $150m .....assuming I interpret what they mean by include correctly

http://nzx-prod-s7fsd7f98s.s3-website-ap-southeast-2.amazonaws.com/attachments/AIR/423376/409429.pdf

Pretty miserable numbers considering that the oil price has tanked in recent months so their fuel cost will be considerably lower.
Looks like the revenge travel spend is all done and dusted, and corporations are looking very closely at their travel expense budgets.  Can get a lot of meetings done remotely these days on Zoom or Microsoft teams to name just 2 platforms.  Covid cases back up to nearly 8,000 a week probably not helping people's confidence to get into a skinny cramped aluminum tube with strangers breathing all over you.

Buzz

Investors might also notice the massive increase in competition on all international routes, it's only time before one of them have another crack at the domestic market, which is still a rort for AirNZ. Qantas is closest with their new smaller airbirds doing the Tasman crossing, they'd be a candidate for domestic routes.
Age is not a good measure of ability

Hectorplains

Quote from: Basil on Dec 13, 2023, 09:04 PMPretty miserable numbers considering that the oil price has tanked in recent months so their fuel cost will be considerably lower.
Looks like the revenge travel spend is all done and dusted, and corporations are looking very closely at their travel expense budgets.  Can get a lot of meetings done remotely these days on Zoom or Microsoft teams to name just 2 platforms.  Covid cases back up to nearly 8,000 a week probably not helping people's confidence to get into a skinny cramped aluminum tube with strangers breathing all over you.

It'd be a good time for the Government to reduce their exposure and flick off a chunk of their shares.

Onemootpoint

Free Wi-Fi is arriving on Air New Zealand planes but when should you use it?

Air New Zealand will be rolling out super-fast Starlink internet across domestic services from the end of next year, all for free.

https://www.nzherald.co.nz/travel/free-wifi-is-arriving-on-air-new-zealand-planes-but-when-should-you-use-it/7WKWDQIXQBBEFMEQTZQERHUIUY/

Basil

Quote from: Hectorplains on Dec 13, 2023, 10:03 PMIt'd be a good time for the Government to reduce their exposure and flick off a chunk of their shares.
Maybe so. The irony wouldn't escape me that we now have the former CEO as PM.

Hectorplains

Murphy's Law... Win world's safest airline award nek minnit.

Hectorplains

Quote from: Hectorplains on Jan 07, 2024, 11:27 AMMurphy's Law... Win world's safest airline award nek minnit.

Lucky thou not to have the Boeing Max issues.

winner (n)

Pretty bad update from AIR

Essentially says we might breakeven in 2nd half of F24 if things don't get any worse.

Not much going right

http://nzx-prod-s7fsd7f98s.s3-website-ap-southeast-2.amazonaws.com/attachments/AIR/426371/412776.pdf

Ferg

Hey winner.....no comment that "she'll be right next half"?  You often post that - I'm guessing it is often tongue in cheek.  But it has got my wheels turning around over-optimistic forecasts by management.  We should beware the BS and if you didn't post that this time, does that mean AIR didn't say as much?  In other words, is there more pain to come beyond the current half?

winner (n)

Quote from: Ferg on Feb 19, 2024, 11:04 AMHey winner.....no comment that "she'll be right next half"?  You often post that - I'm guessing it is often tongue in cheek.  But it has got my wheels turning around over-optimistic forecasts by management.  We should beware the BS and if you didn't post that this time, does that mean AIR didn't say as much?  In other words, is there more pain to come beyond the current half?

They leaving the we'll be fine next year until when they make the results announcement


"The upcoming Interim financial result for the six months ended 31 December 2023 will be consistent with that 13 December 2023 guidance " .......wonder what consistent means in the context of the bottom end 180m to 230m

Mr Cashflow

Quote from: Benji on Jun 26, 2022, 12:22 AMFly them not buy them is good advice.
Going to fly with them. Hope our day may come.