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Because CAL has a "project Zanzibar" just like AWA did before they were infused with a bunch of cash to by the lucrative east. CAL is nothing more than along for the ride, United is controlling this every step of the way.
CAL didn't get a loan with it's spare parts inventory as collateral at 15% interest rates. CAL wasn't parking over 100 aircraft. CAL hasn't furloughed over 1400 pilots. CAL wasn't being shopped out to the highest bidder in a constant attempt to find a merger partner.
LTD gets reshuffled all the time. It's a problem but obviously not a big problem for CAL based on it's ability to secure relatively low interest rate financing during the 2nd worst economic downturn in America's history.
Because CAL has a "project Zanzibar" just like AWA did before they were infused with a bunch of cash to by the lucrative east. CAL is nothing more than along for the ride, United is controlling this every step of the way.
CAL didn't get a loan with it's spare parts inventory as collateral at 15% interest rates. CAL wasn't parking over 100 aircraft. CAL hasn't furloughed over 1400 pilots. CAL wasn't being shopped out to the highest bidder in a constant attempt to find a merger partner.
LTD gets reshuffled all the time. It's a problem but obviously not a big problem for CAL based on it's ability to secure relatively low interest rate financing during the 2nd worst economic downturn in America's history.
Because CAL has a "project Zanzibar" just like AWA did before they were infused with a bunch of cash to by the lucrative east. CAL is nothing more than along for the ride, United is controlling this every step of the way.
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Um, job stealer, aka st. nic.
Calling Us Air East lucrative is like calling Al Qaeda peaceful!
Keep up the work junior. I'm sure that 190 pay is killing you!
CAL didn't get a loan with it's spare parts inventory as collateral at 15% interest rates. CAL wasn't parking over 100 aircraft. CAL hasn't furloughed over 1400 pilots. CAL wasn't being shopped out to the highest bidder in a constant attempt to find a merger partner.
LTD gets reshuffled all the time. It's a problem but obviously not a big problem for CAL based on it's ability to secure relatively low interest rate financing during the 2nd worst economic downturn in America's history.
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Sudhanshu Jain is an MS Finance student at The University of Texas at Dallas. He has passed CFA Level I Exam and is a CFA Level II Candidate. He has also cleared GARP FRM Part I Exam and is a candidate for FRM Part II Exam. Sudhanshu has about two years of experience working as a financial analyst and has interests in turnaround, restructuring, value investing and equity analysis.
What do you mean NICE TRY.....it was an honest question - why would he put this out there AFTER the merger was this far in progress? RTFQ pause - then read again slowly.Was CAL headed towards bankruptcy? NO! This is from a website called gurufocus.com? Must be a friend of Jeff.
Note to Jeff-nice try.