FLYHT Aerospace Solutions Ltd. (FLYLF)

ther is no better time to buy then now. bloomberg just recommended this stock

Great contract! Across WestJet’s entire fleet! Maybe this is the contract for other airlines to notice and to copy! A momentum changer?

Any reason why there’s life back in this stock/company?

Premier episode of the JumpSeat podcast has dropped. Join FLYHT's Willie Cecil and wireless technology expert Peter Rysavy as they discuss how 5G is going to play an extremely important role for aviation and how FLYHT is participating.

https://jumpseat.buzzsprout.com/1949373/10262730-1-5g-in-aviation-friend-or-foe-see-the-bigger-picture-with-peter-rysavy

hello, I see WOW !!! too bad I don't own alot of shares !!! Haha... it's the 1 stock I own that's doing well ... I've had it for 6 years or so ... good for them & the stock holders

uhhhh what's going on?

FLYHT is poised to take off in 2022. FLYHT bolsteed the balance sheet with a capital raise cash and cleared all non government debt, bought a product line (WVSS-II) that will generate revenue and great long term SaaS paid for by government agencies, bought a position in Europe with new software (CrossConsense), staff, skills to bolster its market place as well as invested significantly in product refresh in the Edge, Actionable Intelligence, training and partnerships with flagship companies AWS and SITA. FLYHT has an incredible platform to build 2022 and beyond.

Drone delivery Canada uses them also which will be big

RallyCo: "...FLY.V is very likely due to outperform..."
Patrick Turgeon has published on FLY for first time since June 2021 with a very +tive write-up: "...
FLY.V is very likely due to outperform...". https://www.rally-co.ca/post/fly-v-reach

Woah, we're at a buck

So much backlog. Any way they can monetize
That quicker? Tired of seeing 40-50-60-80m in backlogs sales

Load the truck up. Deal of a life time

How about that? Congrats and hopefully the market will react accordingly.
Calgary, Alberta – March 22, 2018 – FLYHT Aerospace Solutions Ltd. (TSX-V: FLY) (OTCQX: FLYLF) (the “Company” or “FLYHT”) is excited to announce that operators with the Automated Flight Information Reporting System (AFIRSTM) installed for real-time data services on their aircraft have logged, in the aggregate, over two million flights on the UpTimeTM services platform.

Can anyone explain the difference of services between this company and Star Navigation based in Toronto? Which is the better bet to get some more shares? I have shares in both and thinking of getting more, but not sure which one to get.

Can anyone explain to me the difference between ACARS and AFIRS (I believe this is the FLY acronym for their product). The other question is about the cost of constant streaming of date. The safety is always the number one concern and the cost is minimal when compared to the cost of finding a downed airliner. I would love to see a Canadian company being in the forefront of safety and efficiency of air travel, but I need to know why not more major airlines have signed on. I am monitoring the stock and will buy some when I feel the entry point is right.

On the company website they had a big write-up about AFIRS being included in the Fedex project amongst other companies. No official news release on the TD trading website. This is important news I thought it would be communicated to the investment community. Any thoughts?

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