This article is authored by MOI Global instructor Stuart Mitchell, investment manager at S. W. Mitchell Capital, based in London
It is widely acknowledged that the European airline industry is recovering swiftly. But it remains to be seen whether the recovery will lead to sustainable improvement in the sector. Despite their return to profitability, airlines face a number of future concerns which should give one pause for thought – demand, capacity and operational problems to name a few. While many of the factors governing the near-term recovery look positive to industry analysts, the longer-term outlook cannot be taken for granted.
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About The Author: Stuart Mitchell
Stuart is the Managing Partner and CIO of S. W. Mitchell Capital and the Investment Manager of two funds, as well as a number of managed accounts. Prior to founding SWMC in 2005 Stuart was a Principal, Director and Head of Specialist Equities at JO Hambro Investment Management (JOHIM, now Waverton Investment Management). At JOHIM he set up and managed the Charlemagne Fund, a long/short European fund, and the JOHIM European Fund, a long only European fund. The JOHIM European Fund was number 1 rated by Micropal within its sector and three star ranked by S&P.
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