www.flybe.com

The falling oil price will reduce their costs (although I expect they will miss out on some of that by hedging at higher prices)

One wonders how competitive they are now as some airliners dont hedge.

Hedging

Flybe UK's current hedge books[1] are summarised below (all hedges are forward swaps).

Jet fuel
· Q2 2014/15 - 80% hedged at $962 per tonne
· H2 2014/15 - 68% hedged at $961 per tonne
· H1 2015/16 - 64% hedged at $945 per tonne

Ohh yes it does if I have an interest.

If you want to start your own thread explaining why you are shorting this share then go ahead - otherwise , as cynic has said you are only doing this out of spite.

i know you have an interest in both flybe and ebola, but do try not to mix the two together :-)

dd4 - if sticky is shorting flybe, he has no reason to start another thread .... the comment re spite was related solely to mixing in stuff on ebola

If you hadnt noticed Cynic I mention my short on the FTSE thread.

And doodlebug is the last person on this board Im going to take any notice of.

The only reason he wants no negative talk on here because its obvious hes bought up to the hilt and is suffering the pain.

Now both of you mind your own business.

don't be tetchy :-)
if you shorted this one, then good luck to you ..... i have no views on this stock at all

Well thats strange of all the boards to choose and ask me to direct my posts.

Are you sure you are not long?.

i only asked you to redirect your posts on EBOLA you chump!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Euci0_BBmNE

Rebounded I see.......ill give it a day.

Took part profits.

More cases of Ebola appearing now on BBC News.

This is serious very serious, deaths are doubling now every 4 weeks.

Take no notice of those in denial, remember it could be you or a member of your family next.

Take precautions at all times and avoid air flight if you can, especially to those countries of reported outbreak.

You forgot to mention this bit;


The WHO said the introduction of Ebola in the US and elsewhere was a matter of concern, but a major outbreak was unlikely given the strength of health systems in the West.

Now on ITV news aswel, things appear to be getting out of hand.

The WHO, good grieve its bad enough Bob Geldof and Sting giving there opinions on the disease. Never mind a clapped out old rock band.

Next we'l have David Beckham giving medical advise. god help us.

You have done wonders for this share price since you started posting your claptrap on the advfn thread this morning gf, it was down under a quid and just look at it now. Just shows how your street cred is shot to bits on that bulletin board.

Long, long way off your top Duddlebug.

You should see the grin I have on my face. smiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiirk

Cramer: Why Ebola is behind the sell off
Everett Rosenfeld | @Ev_Rosenfeld
4 Hours Ago

Ebola fears are rattling the U.S. stock market a "huge amount," according to CNBC's Jim Cramer.

While other factors are also at play, Cramer said he thinks worries about the deadly virus are why so many traders are looking to sell equities in recent days.



"We're having a lot of companies report really great quarters and no one cares," Cramer said. "And I think that has a lot to do with Ebola, and less to do with the fact that interest rates went below 2 [percent]."
The "Squawk on the Street" anchor said he watched Wednesday's U.S. market futures take a sharp negative turn as soon as the first reports came out that a second Texas nurse tested positive for the virus.

And while the U.S. government and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention assure the public they can keep the virus under control, Cramer said some traders' fears are not entirely irrational.

"I think that when the government creates some confidence it's not rational," he said. "I think the government has created a lack of confidence in its response."