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#31
These are two exclusive issues. Growth alone should counter the aircraft down since we will be getting a new bird every 9 days averaged out.
Also incorrect.
In 2024- 2 320CEOs are slated to retire as they hit the 12 year lease mark. 6 320NEOs are hitting the 8 year lease mark and retirement. I expect most if not all of those NEOs to be extended so that we only retire 2 aircraft next year.
2025 - 18 320NEOs hit the 8 year lease mark. 2 321CEOs do. I expect again all or most leases to be extended to 12 years. I currently expect 0 retirements in 2025.
All data is sourced through our company page under the maintenance tab.
Also incorrect.
In 2024- 2 320CEOs are slated to retire as they hit the 12 year lease mark. 6 320NEOs are hitting the 8 year lease mark and retirement. I expect most if not all of those NEOs to be extended so that we only retire 2 aircraft next year.
2025 - 18 320NEOs hit the 8 year lease mark. 2 321CEOs do. I expect again all or most leases to be extended to 12 years. I currently expect 0 retirements in 2025.
All data is sourced through our company page under the maintenance tab.
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#33
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#34
One thing I have to give this place credit for is how they plan leases.
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These are two exclusive issues. Growth alone should counter the aircraft down since we will be getting a new bird every 9 days averaged out.
Also incorrect.
In 2025- 2 320CEOs are slated to retire as they hit the 12 year lease mark. 6 320NEOs are hitting the 8 year lease mark and retirement. I expect most if not all of those NEOs to be extended so that we only retire 2 aircraft next year.
2026 - 18 320NEOs hit the 8 year lease mark. 2 321CEOs do. I expect again all or most leases to be extended to 12 years. I currently expect 0 retirements in 2025.
All data is sourced through our company page under the maintenance tab.
Also incorrect.
In 2025- 2 320CEOs are slated to retire as they hit the 12 year lease mark. 6 320NEOs are hitting the 8 year lease mark and retirement. I expect most if not all of those NEOs to be extended so that we only retire 2 aircraft next year.
2026 - 18 320NEOs hit the 8 year lease mark. 2 321CEOs do. I expect again all or most leases to be extended to 12 years. I currently expect 0 retirements in 2025.
All data is sourced through our company page under the maintenance tab.
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These are two exclusive issues. Growth alone should counter the aircraft down since we will be getting a new bird every 9 days averaged out.
Also incorrect.
In 2024- 2 320CEOs are slated to retire as they hit the 12 year lease mark. 6 320NEOs are hitting the 8 year lease mark and retirement. I expect most if not all of those NEOs to be extended so that we only retire 2 aircraft next year.
2025 - 18 320NEOs hit the 8 year lease mark. 2 321CEOs do. I expect again all or most leases to be extended to 12 years. I currently expect 0 retirements in 2025.
All data is sourced through our company page under the maintenance tab.
Also incorrect.
In 2024- 2 320CEOs are slated to retire as they hit the 12 year lease mark. 6 320NEOs are hitting the 8 year lease mark and retirement. I expect most if not all of those NEOs to be extended so that we only retire 2 aircraft next year.
2025 - 18 320NEOs hit the 8 year lease mark. 2 321CEOs do. I expect again all or most leases to be extended to 12 years. I currently expect 0 retirements in 2025.
All data is sourced through our company page under the maintenance tab.
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Should have been 2025 and 2026 but it was too late to correct before I realized it.
I’ll look forward to what they say about it on the call, if anything.
#39
“We’ll have roughly the same number of aircraft next year as we have this year. As an example.”
- Barry Biffle talking deliveries and Sale and lease backs.
of the 21 deliveries.
7 would be 320s
14 would be 321s
What he doesn’t specifically say is if that’s growth or replacing the aircraft. Is he referring to the same number of aircraft in total. Or in terms of deliveries meaning growth deliveries same amount. Tbh. The way it sounded to me was we aren’t growing just replacing A/C except maybe one or two planes.
Last edited by VisionWings; 08-08-2024 at 08:56 AM.
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