BLTA - Baltia Air Lines Inc - Page 3

BLTA is CRUSHING RESISTANCE ON HEAVY VOLUME!!!!

Volume Alert !!!!

Volume coming in..... Better get in now!!!!

BLTA ALERT!!!!!!!!!!!Baltia's DOT paper work filed on 10/10/2007!!!!!!!!

Download 1
http://www.mediafire.com/?6z1tybulb4z
Download 2
http://www.mediafire.com/?1zmscbjx2ns

HERE IS WHERE THE DOCS WERE JUST DOWNLOADED FROM:

http://www.regulations.gov/fdmspublic/component/main

Go to advanced search and then under Agency choose DOT all and then type Baltia under keyword. There were 2 documents posted.

Bid looks awesome!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

nice entry here folks. stock is way oversold. 10q filing expected this week.

.10 resistance almost broken!!! This one is going higher. DOT approvals expected soon!!!

chart shows solid bottom here. No place to go but up!!! Daily volume tripled the last few days. somebody is accumulating!

This one is starting to buzz!!Three timies the average volume every day last week. Check it out!!!

agreed, it was at this same spot in late Sept/early Oct. Could run to .17 again.

A STEAL at this pps

DOT approval in getting very close. Watch and see. I know they will surpass the old highs when approved. Not many chances to load in a situation like this imo.

Airlines predict passenger decline over Labor Day
Mon Aug 18, 2008 1:01pm EDT

NEW YORK, Aug 18 (Reuters) - Major U.S. airlines will see a 6 percent drop in passengers during the eight-day Labor Day holiday period as high oil prices continue to roil the industry, the airlines' trade organization predicted on Monday.

The Air Transport Association of America (ATA) said that although fuel prices have declined in recent weeks, jet fuel has averaged $160.47 a barrel this summer, 79 percent higher than last summer's price.

Crude oil CLc1 has retreated from a record high above $147 a barrel on July 11 to around $114 on Monday, but that compares to roughly $72 this time last year and is still far too high for the struggling U.S. airline industry.

To survive, airlines have been making big cuts in routes, staff and capacity, as well as raising fares and introducing fees for checked bags and other services.

"High energy prices across the economy, rising air fares and airline schedule cuts are the primary drivers of the overall reduction in passenger volumes expected for this (Labor Day) period," the ATA said in a statement.

The ATA forecast that 16 million passengers will travel globally on U.S. airlines from Aug. 27 through Sept. 3 -- a decline of 5.7 percent from the same period last year.

The ATA predicted a 6.5 percent drop in domestic travel and a 1 percent increase in international travel over the Labor Day period.

"Economic uncertainty and the heavy hit from sky-high energy prices mean that many vacation and business travelers are choosing to stay closer to home -- if they go at all," said ATA chief executive James May.

ATA airline members and their affiliates transport more than 90 percent of all U.S. airline passenger and cargo traffic.

bump for exhuberant newbie