Roundhouse Bill posted:UKAFLYER - Not true on setting their price too low on purpose.
I was told Ryan that they got a great production price from the manufacturer. It was an unexpected increase in the tooling cost that couldn't be covered by the number of orders.
I never said the price was set low on purpose. You actually confirm that the price was set on an initial build contract but the builder has goofed on actual costs later on.
What was the unexpected costs that caused the cancellation? Perhaps the contractor should have honoured the original price and absorbed the additional costs as it was his mistake. As I said above it was bad planning not to have calculated the costs at the beginning.
