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A380 A Great Way to Fly

This counter. Thought the anti-trust suit will pull them back, but........ really power, because there is power people support, a power company.

 

sia 200 ? better.. but i heard no dividend : )

 

14.34

ozone2002      ( Date: 10-Feb-2011 14:57) Posted: buy SIA 14.08 freakishly oversold!!!!!!!!!!

 

Time to buy for good dividend expectation this year round.

 

SIA is still in crash landing mode.
http://mystocksinvesting.com/singapore-stocks/singapore-airlines-sia/singapore-airlines-sia-crash-landing-now/

 

 

14.28...

 

Don't help to pay the ANTI-TRUST law suit !!!

 

14.22...go singapore girls.. what a great way to fly :)

ozone2002      ( Date: 10-Feb-2011 14:57) Posted: buy SIA 14.08 freakishly oversold!!!!!!!!!!

 

Don't help to pay the ANTI-TRUST law suit !!!

 

 

  SIA’s recent decline is buying opportunity - UOB KayHian

 

 

buy SIA 14.08

freakishly oversold!!!!!!!!!!

 

That's why BB are recommending a "BUY" so that they can sell to u he he...

 

It is time to get out of SIA.
http://mystocksinvesting.com/singapore-stocks/singapore-airlines-sia/singapore-airlines-sia-it-is-time-to-get-out/

 

 

Credit Suisse recommends BUY, Target Price at $18.50

 Airlines – concerns on cargo slowdown overdone 

There have been a few market concerns on slowing airfreight 

demand, but October and November demand from various airlines 

and airports in the region has rebounded strongly, with utilisation also 

recovering, indicating a pick-up in activities. October and November 

Incheon International Airport cargo traffic rebounded from the average 

3Q levels. CX, SIA, EVA and CAL aggregated October cargo traffic 

also rebounded 11% to a historical high.  

Moreover, we saw cargo load factors rebounding strongly by an 

average of 4% for Asian airlines mentioned above, which are high by 

historical standards. Cargo yields appear to be stabilising, as reported 

by Taiwanese airlines. Given that 4Q is seasonally stronger for 

airfreight and the positive macro environment mentioned in previous 

section, we believe cargo demand will remain robust. We also note 

that the current level of global PMI manufacturing new order index 

could imply double-digit Asian airfreight traffic growth in the next few 

months. We like CX, Asiana, Thai Airways, SIA, EVA and AirAsia

Make love more, don't make more enemies 

 

SIA kept at Overweight by HSBC; Sector top pick

WRITTEN BY DOW JONES & CO, INC

TUESDAY, 07 DECEMBER 2010 11:25

Digg  Del.icio.us  StumbleUpon  Netscape  Yahoo  Technorati  Googlize this  Fil HSBC says Singapore Airlines (C6L.SG) one of top picks among Asian conglomerates, transport stocks, as remains “positive on passenger driven airlines, hotels and conglomerates leveraged to Asian consumption.” Rates SIA at Overweight with $19.00 target; “we forecast our Asian airline coverage will generate an aggregate 2010 recurring profit of US$6.8 billion ($8.9 billion), a sharp rebound from recurring losses in 2009. The earnings recovery has been driven by a strong pick-up in passenger and cargo demand which has boosted load factors and yields.” Adds, while airline outlook remains good, tips 2011 profit growth will stall, largely as expects cargo profit to fall on year; but says SIA more passenger focused, has significant net cash balances, is best value Asian airline. Notes, at target SIA would trade at 12x FY12E P/E, 1.4x P/BV, provide FY12E dividend yield of 5%; “compelling value.” Shares off 0.3% at $15.78.

 

Do you know how many jobs SIA and SIA Enginerring created for Singaporeans? If SIA increase price, it's good for the economy, what's wrong with that? who usually fly with SIA? u or the MNCs? let the ang mohs pay lar..we have jobs here, u r lucky SIA didnt shift their operations to other cheaper country like China, if not u'll be eating lobak now

beruangface      ( Date: 05-Dec-2010 11:04) Posted: Pharoah, do u think u r really from Egypt? Singaporean must support SIA, our national airline, even the ang mohs like SIA, so we should be proud of it, instead of adding oil to fire..as if u fly a lot using SIA until so severely impacted by the new..peee larr pharoah88      ( Date: 02-Dec-2010 09:27) Posted: INFLATIONARY    ? ? ? ? SIA, SilkAir raise fuel surcharge SINGAPORE For instance, the surcharge for economy-class tickets for flights between Singapore and a Southeast Asian destination will now be US$25, while the surcharge for firstclass tickets to fly between Singapore and Europe will be US$126. SIA said the hike was because of a “sustained escalation” in the price of jet fuel in recent months. The increase in the surcharge is the first since June 2008. Since then, there have been three revisions to reduce it. Adding it will continue to “closely monitor the price of fuel and keep surcharges under constant review”, SIA said the adjustments will “offer only partial relief from the higher operating costs arising from increases in the price of jet fuel”. TO  RECOUP  the  fInes    ? ? ? ?— It will be more expensive to fly Singapore Airlines (SIA) and SilkAir, Both carriers are increasing fuel surcharges for tickets issued from today by between US$3 ($3.95) and US$25, depending on the distance and class of travel.

 

By foot is the best !!

 

Pharoah, do u think u r really from Egypt? Singaporean must support SIA, our national airline, even the ang mohs like SIA, so we should be proud of it, instead of adding oil to fire..as if u fly a lot using SIA until so severely impacted by the new..peee larr

pharoah88      ( Date: 02-Dec-2010 09:27) Posted: INFLATIONARY    ? ? ? ? SIA, SilkAir raise fuel surcharge SINGAPORE For instance, the surcharge for economy-class tickets for flights between Singapore and a Southeast Asian destination will now be US$25, while the surcharge for firstclass tickets to fly between Singapore and Europe will be US$126. SIA said the hike was because of a “sustained escalation” in the price of jet fuel in recent months. The increase in the surcharge is the first since June 2008. Since then, there have been three revisions to reduce it. Adding it will continue to “closely monitor the price of fuel and keep surcharges under constant review”, SIA said the adjustments will “offer only partial relief from the higher operating costs arising from increases in the price of jet fuel”. TO  RECOUP  the  fInes    ? ? ? ?— It will be more expensive to fly Singapore Airlines (SIA) and SilkAir, Both carriers are increasing fuel surcharges for tickets issued from today by between US$3 ($3.95) and US$25, depending on the distance and class of travel.

 

 

INFLATIONARY    ? ? ? ?

SIA, SilkAir raise fuel surcharge

SINGAPORE

For instance, the surcharge for economy-class tickets for flights between Singapore and a Southeast Asian destination will now be US$25, while the surcharge for firstclass tickets to fly between Singapore and Europe will be US$126.

SIA said the hike was because of a “sustained escalation” in the price of jet fuel in recent months.

The increase in the surcharge is the first since June 2008. Since then, there have been three revisions to reduce it. Adding it will continue to “closely monitor the price of fuel and keep surcharges under constant review”, SIA said the adjustments will “offer only partial relief from the higher operating costs arising from increases in the price of jet fuel”.

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TO  RECOUP  the  fInes    ? ? ? ?— It will be more expensive to fly Singapore Airlines (SIA) and SilkAir, Both carriers are increasing fuel surcharges for tickets issued from today by between US$3 ($3.95) and US$25, depending on the distance and class of travel.