I agree! Only with a sceptical mind that we can go far!

hahaha.......

how come no one is selling?

but for MAS, before Covid19, Khazanah already said they need to let go by year end 2020.

Looks like it's not gonna happen.

Look at it this way, if you were a corrupted PM or finance minister, would you save or bailout AA?

fascinating? All airlines around the world are affected, not just AA.

everyone here is waiting for RM0.30 .....

must be an idiotic pilot!

I think the only ppl that will support airlines now are the gov.

Some investors might follow WB and dump their airlines shares around the world.

the question should be, should you cut loss and invest in something else?

I think if they are allowed to fly, they should be able to survive.

Flight tickets will be more expensive if people have to social distance onboard, but budget airlines tickets will still be cheaper, so the demand should be more compared to non-budget airlines.

This post has been edited by moosset: May 26 2020, 11:14 AM

So many companies have either asked their gov for bailout or filed for bankruptcy. Latest is LATAM airlines.

AA is still going??


airlines are talking about reducing meal time and frequency onboard.

So even full service also feel like half service.

Downsize is the right thing to do.

Should be welcomed as a positive news.

AirAsia considers fundraising, JV options to ride out pandemic

https://www.theedgemarkets.com/article/aira...de-out-pandemic

KUALA LUMPUR/SINGAPORE (June 4): Malaysia's flagship budget carrier AirAsia Group Bhd is evaluating proposals for raising capital to strengthen its equity base and liquidity, the company said in a statement Thursday.

AirAsia said it has been presented with proposals from investment bankers, lenders and potential investors to help the airline "weather the storm" caused by the new coronavirus pandemic.

It also has ongoing deliberations with a number of parties for joint-ventures and collaborations that may result in additional investments in specific segments of the group's business, it said in the bourse filing.

The airline said it may soon reach a decision on the proposals and amount to be raised.

"Any decision made will take into account the Company's business needs and the interests of the Company, its shareholders and other stakeholders," it said.

The airline made the statement in response to a report by local newspaper The Star citing sources saying AirAsia was in talks to sell a 10% stake to South Korea's SK Holdings through a private placement.