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I apologize for any mistakes it's hard to type and hike in sunny SIT. But you did not answer my simple question how much dept does Delta have? I never said bill was gonna buy delta but with the big debt, I'm guessing that's why I want the number, can delta afford us!
 
Someone please shoot me in the head if Delta ever buys little old Alaska!! I will never work for "them" again!
 
I apologize for any mistakes it's hard to type and hike in sunny SIT. But you did not answer my simple question how much dept does Delta have? I never said bill was gonna buy delta but with the big debt, I'm guessing that's why I want the number, can delta afford us!


This comes from a CAL guy named Ben Franklin, so I don't know if any of this is accurate.


DAL market cap (as of MAR 10 2010): $10,450,000,000 (cal + ual combined market cap for same date: $6,270,000,000)
DAL total liabilities: $43,290,000,000
DAL net tangible assets: ($14,371,000,000)
DAL 2008 operating loss: ($1,707,000,000)
DAL average airframe age: 15.4 years




It sounds terrible I guess, but again, if you pay the payments, then you continue to play. That is what this business has become, a cash on hand business. The 2008 operating loss was a paper loss due to hedging, and cash on hand supposedly increased $400 million that year alone. When it comes down to it, if Ayers wants to let it go, he will, to the highest bidder.



Bye Bye--General Lee
 

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