Originally Posted by
John Pennekamp
jsled, not necessarily doubting you, but the link you provided makes no mention of $3B in cash. Can you point me to a SEC filing or a press release that specifically states that? Your quote looks like some sort of internal memo... hardly a credible source.
And what do you think about the 11% interest rate. That's loan sharking compared to a typical loan rate. Add up the interest of $80 million at 11% compounded interest, then tell me with a straight face that SkyWest got hosed!!!?
As for XJT, I hear they are doing the flying at a loss. They want to stop the bleeding from all the parked planes. Flying them at a loss costs the company less than just keeping them parked.
11% is lower than the 175mill@ 12.75% notes(that were issued at a discount so they yield 17%) United issued earlier this year..........