Saturday, October 09, 2004 2:46:46 AM
Fred:
Although recent feature articles make it sound like the 6000 units is a done deal, the original press release makes it clear that they will have a trial on some flights and if that is successful then they will go up to 6000.
Sounds like the Irish dude who runs RyanAir may have a bit of the bluster and barney in him, talking the big numbers to reporters -- 6000 units and he'll make millions from them -- but still not having explicitly committed to a full rollout.
If it comes to pass, in fulfillment of the Scriptures
,that should be a ton of revenue for edig, based even on them getting $100 per unit. And a massive revenue if they get $500-$1000 per unit.
wsj
Although recent feature articles make it sound like the 6000 units is a done deal, the original press release makes it clear that they will have a trial on some flights and if that is successful then they will go up to 6000.
Sounds like the Irish dude who runs RyanAir may have a bit of the bluster and barney in him, talking the big numbers to reporters -- 6000 units and he'll make millions from them -- but still not having explicitly committed to a full rollout.
If it comes to pass, in fulfillment of the Scriptures
,that should be a ton of revenue for edig, based even on them getting $100 per unit. And a massive revenue if they get $500-$1000 per unit. wsj
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