Sharesmagazine
 Home   Log In   Register   Our Services   My Account   Contact   Help 
 Stockwatch   Level 2   Portfolio   Charts   Share Price   Awards   Market Scan   Videos   Broker Notes   Director Deals   Traders' Room 
 Funds   Trades   Terminal   Alerts   Heatmaps   News   Indices   Forward Diary   Forex Prices   Shares Magazine   Investors' Room 
 CFDs   Shares   SIPPs   ISAs   Forex   ETFs   Comparison Tables   Spread Betting 
You are NOT currently logged in
 
Register now or login to post to this thread.

Planestation (Ex Wiggins Group plc) (PTG)     

Socrates - 10 Jan 2004 10:34

Time now for all us Wiggins watchers to move with the times and start using Planestation, the new company identity. The name Wiggins Group plc has now disappeared from the database at Companies House and Planestation is now listed on the LSE website.

So fellow travellers, forget Wiggins, the name of the game is now PLANESTATION. Lets hope it goes like an express train.

apple - 10 Aug 2004 16:36 - 741 of 1086

Thanks jj50

optomistic - 10 Aug 2004 16:43 - 742 of 1086

jj.
May I ask are you a holder of PTG or are you just trying to cheer us up? Good article. Thanks, particularly like the bit about the Airbus 380!!

** Airbus 380 pilots are to be trained at Manston, which has the only runway in the SE wide enough to accept this new aircraft (not even LHR or Gatwick can cope**

Brill

jj50 - 10 Aug 2004 16:48 - 743 of 1086

Opto. Been in and out in Wiggins days. Sold again in June. Bought again today!! Very small holding though.

optomistic - 10 Aug 2004 16:57 - 744 of 1086

jj. Welcome aboard, keep bringing in the good news, hopefully we won't have to wait too long for some useful growth.

apple - 10 Aug 2004 17:13 - 745 of 1086

Current Manston Holidays & Flights

Late deals


-KUONI-
23 August-11 October Mexico -Tulum- 14 4* Sunscape Tulum
AI
1269
01 September -31October Bangkok and Cha-Am 12 4* holiday Inn Silom 3* Regent Cha-am
RO
559
01 September-14 October Antigua 07 3* Rex Blue heron
AI
755

-Club Med-
01 September Kos, Greece 07 3T Kos village
AI
549
02 September Evia, Greece 07 3T Gregolimano Village
AI
549
03 September Antalya, Turkey 07 3T Kemer Village (Adult Only village)
AI
AI
05 September Ibiza, Spain 07 Ibiza Village
AI
449
Click here for Full Package Holiday Search


New Winter Sun Cruises Offers

Costa Cruises
Book by 31 august 2004

Med & Canaries from 649!!



Carribean from 835!!
If you wish more details or wish to enroll our TravelStation Cruise Club, Please contact us on 08453 312031



Jersey August Specials

MOUNTVIEW 2 Sun 295 329 14 August
355 415 28 August
MAYFAIR & METROPOLE 2 Sun 359 409 14, 21 & 28 August
STAFFORD 2 Sun n/a 375 14 August
RUNNEYMEDE 2 Sun 339 399 14, 21 & 28 August
SEABIRD / TROJAN SPECIALS* 3 Sun 399 485 14 & 21 August
INLAND SPECIALS* 2 Sun 369 449 14 & 21 August
3 Sun 389 469 14 & 21 August
MORVAN HOTELS 3 Sun 409 459 14 & 21 August
*The Exact Hotel will be advised after booking


Saturday departures from Kent International Airport - Manston to Jersey

May to September

Flight only prices from 149 return

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Why not treat a loved one to a romantic weekend in the breathtaking Prague?


From 299!!

13th November 2004

Fly direct from your local airport to the fairytale capital of the Czech Republic, the ancient, fascinating city of Prague.

Prices includes : return flights form Manston to Prague, 3 Nights on a Bed and Breakfast basis, Return Coach transfers from the airport to your hotel, A guided walking tour of historic Prague, a guided walking tour of the Castle district, the service of a Resort representative on arrival, Government taxes and services charges.

For further information call

08453 31 20 31

Leisure@TravelStation.co.uk


http://www.travelstation.co.uk/dynamic/manstonpackages.htm

Socrates - 10 Aug 2004 17:24 - 746 of 1086

A Manston watcher has reported that the apron is now marked out with driving areas and walking areas ready in anticipation of the Eujet operation. Also, the car park is well on the way to being completed with roads finished and lines painted, parking ticket booths in place etc.

Where the black hangar used to be there are now Portacabin offices.

I must say that these are the signs I like to see, supporting evidence of things to come.

optomistic - 10 Aug 2004 18:26 - 747 of 1086

Socs.
Did you see the bit about the Airbus 380, that could really improve the potential for KIA

Socrates - 10 Aug 2004 18:42 - 748 of 1086

Optomistic
I take it you mean about the training of aircrew? I wouldn't get too excited over that. Most training on big airliners is done in simulators these days and only a few flights/take-offs/landings done in the actual hardware. Too darned expensive to do otherwise.

optomistic - 10 Aug 2004 23:56 - 749 of 1086

Socs.
It was this I found interesting: about the runway.

** Airbus 380 pilots are to be trained at Manston, which has the only runway in the SE wide enough to accept this new aircraft (not even LHR or Gatwick can cope**

hotrott - 11 Aug 2004 08:40 - 750 of 1086

Thanks jj50
I think the whole article sounds promising Artemis has doubled it stake and would not have done so without careful consideration, the size of the runway gives this company excellent potential, second major air operator is set to move its freight options from stansted to manston. I would expect that come September when passenager flights start this company will be making headlines on the T.V. news.

jj50 - 11 Aug 2004 08:58 - 751 of 1086

Let's hope so hotrott.


Opto, I agree the bit about the Airbus seems odd. I have double checked and it is copied verbatim. To me,it implies Heathrow and Gatwick do not have a runway wide enough to cope with the Airbus 380 but might it actually mean that there is insufficient capacity for training purposes, which would seem the more likely scenario? Seems hard to believe our major airports can't cope with the new aircraft.

optomistic - 11 Aug 2004 09:06 - 752 of 1086

jj. Depends who wrote the article and his information source, it does seem a bit unlikely that the runways would not be accept the 380. In the meantime the post in general looks very positive.

jj50 - 11 Aug 2004 09:24 - 753 of 1086

Edmond Jackson wrote the article - sorry thought that was clear, my mistake

optomistic - 11 Aug 2004 09:31 - 754 of 1086

You probably did make it clear jj. sometimes I miss bits :-)

55011 - 11 Aug 2004 12:33 - 755 of 1086

Seems a bit odd to train pilots on A380 while no UK airports can handle the craft. Doesn't seem quite right to me.

jj50 - 11 Aug 2004 13:15 - 756 of 1086

Didn't exactly say "no UK airports" 55011, it said "the only runway in the South East wide enough"! :-)

tipton11 - 11 Aug 2004 15:03 - 757 of 1086

Isn't it more likely that HR & Gatwick are too busy for the 380 and or very much more expensive

jj50 - 11 Aug 2004 15:38 - 758 of 1086

Have sent an e-mail to PTG today asking for clarification, so see if we get a response.

eurofox - 12 Aug 2004 11:47 - 759 of 1086

prepare for lift-off again - that's what happen after a series of large transactions last time - the peeps must have sold off enough in small bits over a long time to start the whole process again - bid up, 3 v 1 - all IMO

optomistic - 12 Aug 2004 12:08 - 760 of 1086

Certainly is a lot of shares moving around this AM.
Register now or login to post to this thread.