Originally Posted by
loudclouds
there’s a few more like United and continental that were recovering from a recession and TWA/AA. Feel like we’re more in the TWA position.
TWA/AA was technically pre-recession, early 2021. Point being airline managers appear to prefer to see a positive rate on the economic VSI before they pull the M&A trigger.
Originally Posted by
loudclouds
I don’t think there will be a cash offer. It’s going to be stock options like what frontier was always offering. Think that’s our best bet.
what do you think?
I'm sure the current shareholders would prefer cash (who wouldn't) but yeah stock seems more likely... stock in an F9+NK entity might seem like a safer investment (or more valuable to unload immediately) than just plain NK stock.