WestCoastGuy
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I suspect Dougie is just the mouthpiece for the real money behind the deal. It's up to Texas Pacific Group if they want to persue the deal, not Dougie.
Delta's creditors support independent plan
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I find it interesting that the creditor's committee said they'll continue to look at "potential alternatives." Should any potential suitor now assume that they should go ahead and make their best offer? If so, it seems Delta is still up for the taking.
from what i understand, tpg as nothing to do with usairways anymore.
Delta predicts a $456 million net profit in 2007.
I'd hope so for Delta's sake.
http://www.aviationnow.com/avnow/news/chan...ws/DAL12206.xml
I'd hope so for Delta's sake.
http://www.aviationnow.com/avnow/news/chan...ws/DAL12206.xml
yes bob , they are buying Qantas. they do not have anything to do with usairways anymore. and niether does bronner just in-case.
LCC_#1
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Good, then take your tired Delta ass back over to the DAL boards where you belong. Nobody wants you here.
FREE COUNTRY........ SORRY
Mr Eagle
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Its BONDERMAN, They Are Flipping Buger King Burger's,& Trying to Buy Frontier & Quantas.
horseluver
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I've been reading this message board for quite some time. I find it amazing how airline employees from two companies can be so incredibly ugly to one another. Having a position in Mgmt at Delta, I would say that middle mgmt has more to lose than any other employee group in the way of jobs. The Executives have enough money & will come out smelling like a bunch of roses at Delta (and any other airline), they usually do. Both companies have fed koolaide to its employees.
I watched plenty of good, solid employees at Delta with 15+ years let go. Oh yes, there wasn't any political play involved at all.
One thing y'all better understand. Doug didn't invest his time, credibility & money for nothing. This game isn't over yet. If this merger does happen -- or any merger for that fact -- my hope is that as few folks as possible lose their jobs.
And to those that must lose their jobs, I can only have faith that they will finally be the ones that are the stab in the back, know it alls, self righteous, can't see daylight for having their heads up the "right" person's behind, as the middle income folks know -- all those individuals that somehow still exist and keep their jobs within all companies walls that never should have been there in the first place.
horseluver
I watched plenty of good, solid employees at Delta with 15+ years let go. Oh yes, there wasn't any political play involved at all.
One thing y'all better understand. Doug didn't invest his time, credibility & money for nothing. This game isn't over yet. If this merger does happen -- or any merger for that fact -- my hope is that as few folks as possible lose their jobs.
And to those that must lose their jobs, I can only have faith that they will finally be the ones that are the stab in the back, know it alls, self righteous, can't see daylight for having their heads up the "right" person's behind, as the middle income folks know -- all those individuals that somehow still exist and keep their jobs within all companies walls that never should have been there in the first place.
horseluver
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Twicebaked
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The fat lady hasn't even taken the stage buddy!!!
Delta creditors leave options open
Thursday December 21, 2006
Delta Air Lines' Official Creditors' Committee declined to give a swift thumbs-up to the airline's proposed Plan of Reorganization and accompanying Disclosure Statement released Tuesday (ATWOnline, Dec. 20). While stating that it supports the company's decision to file the reorganization plan, the Committee yesterday said it "will continue to consider potential alternatives in order to maximize the ultimate recoveries" for unsecured creditors.
US Airways was quick to point out the committee made it "clear that it has not decided to endorse Delta's Plan of Reorganization and is continuing to evaluate our proposal...We will continue to work with the Creditors' Committee as it evaluates the value created by our proposal compared with Delta's standalone plan."
