Launch of Europes first global airline industry ETF offers investors pure play exposure to rebounding airline industry
Launch of Europes first global airline industry ETF offers investors pure play exposure to rebounding airline industry Submitted 14|06|2021 - 10:58am The launch of Europes first global airline ETF, US Global Jets UCITS ETF (JETS) on the HANetf platform will deliver exposure to the airline industry as it tracks companies within the commercial airline, aircraft manufacturing, and airport terminal services industries. The JETS airline ETF will list on the London Stock Exchange in June and will be passported for sale across Europe. Pre-Covid, the airline industry was booming as carriers streamlined operations, improved their balance sheets, and managed to grow profits by introducing more ancillary (non-ticket) fees. The coronavirus disrupted the industry tremendously, but as vaccinations start ramping up around the world and the global economy re-opens, investors are now presented with a unique opportunity to access the recovery story. There is no doubt that 2020 was a difficult 12 months for airline stocks, but from a value investors perspective, this means the industry is on sale at a deep discount.
Launch of Europes first global airline industry ETF offers investors pure play exposure to rebounding airline industry
Launch of Europes first global airline industry ETF offers investors pure play exposure to rebounding airline industry Submitted 14|06|2021 - 10:58am The launch of Europes first global airline ETF, US Global Jets UCITS ETF (JETS) on the HANetf platform will deliver exposure to the airline industry as it tracks companies within the commercial airline, aircraft manufacturing, and airport terminal services industries. The JETS airline ETF will list on the London Stock Exchange in June and will be passported for sale across Europe. Pre-Covid, the airline industry was booming as carriers streamlined operations, improved their balance sheets, and managed to grow profits by introducing more ancillary (non-ticket) fees. The coronavirus disrupted the industry tremendously, but as vaccinations start ramping up around the world and the global economy re-opens, investors are now presented with a unique opportunity to access the recovery story. There is no doubt that 2020 was a difficult 12 months for airline stocks, but from a value investors perspective, this means the industry is on sale at a deep discount.