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How could they be assured of this? New financiers perhaps? Or can the judge "order" this to happen? :unsure: :blink: :huh: h34r:
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BoeingBoy said:jimntx,
Would it be safe to assume that Embraer & Bombardier would have to agree to extend the financing or get cash up front? In other words, can the judge force them to finance the planes?
Jim
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PineyBob said:We'll take our chances in court"
Well Teddy, Freddy, Crocker, Roach and the rest you got your wish and all I can think of is "Be careful what you wish for."
How anyone could be so stupid as to think that forcing a company into BK with so many cards stacked against the company would help their situation is beyond me.
If the financing deal unravel you could all work for minimum wage and it would be to late. Looks like you blew it. Merry Christmas.
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PITbull said:usfliboi,
What is the matter with you? ARe you for real?
Slow to take cuts? You are not talking to the employees of this co. that gave already $1.2 billion along with 20,000 jobs.
What are you still doing here? I don't think you are an employee at all. Some managment crony spy, incognito... h34r:
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i really think the company tried the full court press with any labor group who'd "negotiate"..and by negotiate i mean accept the companies draconian terms,lock ,stock and barrel.outside of BK i believe they could hold the line on this for that but now in BK,they will have to compromise somewhat or the court may force them to act in good faith.What stands out to me is the outrageous number of items in these "company proposals" that were either null and void or reduced substantially if the company eventually went chapter 11, even while knowing it was inevitable.