Bangkok Airways Tests Airline IPO Appetite

The video discusses the challenges faced by airlines that have gone public in recent years, highlighting the turbulent market conditions. Bangkok Airways recently raised $494 million through an IPO to expand its fleet, but faces stiff competition in Southeast Asia. Despite growing travel demand in Asia, the market is oversaturated, leading to unprofitability. An investment manager advises caution in investing in airlines due to the current demand-supply imbalance. Data shows many new airlines are underperforming, with significant losses and decreased stock values. The video concludes with a warning about the risks of investing in airlines.

How does Bangkok Air plan to utilize the funds raised from its IPO?

What are the main reasons for the turbulent market for airlines in recent years?

What challenges do new airlines face in the current market according to the text?

What does the investment manager at Samsung Asset Management suggest regarding investing in airlines?

What has been the performance of airlines that went public in the last five years?