Baltia Air Lines Inc. (fka BLTA)

[CCruzNY]

In response to a comment that was deleted in response to my American airlines comment earlier in these post, I just wanted to share some links. This might seem off topic for a second, but bear with me as it pertains to how airline stocks trade once FAA Approval is given eventhough Baltia will be a first of it's kind due to it being the only airline to ever go through such a rigerous FAA certification process. The response I recieved, that was deleted for some reason showed how American Airlines traded from 1962 till I'm guessing when AMR stopped being thier ticker and was switched over to AAL after the merger with United Airlines. But according to this link from American Airlines own website:

https://www.aa.com/i18n/amrcorp/corporateInformation/facts/history.jsp

They state: American Airlines began trading on the New York Stock Exchange on June 10, 1939.

So taking a snap shot off of Yahoo finance doesn't show the entire picture. So now comes into question the claim off the iCNN report I originaly referenced:

http://ireport.cnn.com/docs/DOC-1098232

Where the author claims: As was the case when American Airlines launched to over $35/share from $0.33, Baltia may see a strong outbreak over the coming days and weeks as investors take notice of America’s newest airline.

Just out of curiosity, I would be amazed to view a spreadsheet showing all major and semi major airlines stock prices pre certification and the stock markets reaction on the day of FAA certification in the past. A list like that might give insight to how the market reacted in the past to what we are all here patiently waiting for. It might show that people overreact and sky rocket the price or it can show that people generally don't get to excited about new airline start ups. I tell you this, a $0.33 to $35 one day price move equates to life changing figures! If anyone has the time to get this put together, I'd love to see a copy of it.