According to articles on the CNN Money and USA Today websites.
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- ALD
- I'm a veteran of two careers - high school math and physics teacher, retirement consulting actuary - who is now enjoying the pleasure of staying at home for my daughter. (My avatar is in honor of Will Durant, whom I consider the last true sage.)
Chartered Financial Analyst, 2006
Chartered Financial Consultant, 2005
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Update: Bankruptcy might be avoided (for a little while longer) thanks to last minute AmEx deal.
http://news.yahoo.com/news?tmpl=story&cid=509&u=/ap/20041025/ap_on_bi_ge/delta_8&printer=1
Thanks for the link.
Of note: Shares of DAL have soared 22% at the time of this posting.
In a related note, ATA has filed for bankruptcy.
Has there been any successfully airline out there whose initials are not SWA?
Ah, but the beauty of capitalism. Wherever there is a loser in bankruptcy, there is usually a winner buying up good assets at fire sale prices.
AirTran was able to get some great deals purchasing ATA takeoff slots at Washington Reagan and some other assets from the bankruptcy trustee.
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