NAA shutdown
04-22-2014 | 05:40 PM
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Big companies (ILFC, GECAS, the owner of the building at PTC, etc.) that haven't been paid everything that they are owed since the bankruptcy filing. Cerberus wants 95% of the proceeds and these companies want to be paid out of the proceeds. The judge refused to sign off on the deal without a hearing. Check it out with your union of choice or look at the filings online.
04-23-2014 | 09:11 AM
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Big companies (ILFC, GECAS, the owner of the building at PTC, etc.) that haven't been paid everything that they are owed since the bankruptcy filing. Cerberus wants 95% of the proceeds and these companies want to be paid out of the proceeds. The judge refused to sign off on the deal without a hearing. Check it out with your union of choice or look at the filings online.
On a good note don't the NAA and world pilots get first look for 24 months?
04-24-2014 | 05:08 AM
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"Ohhh Goodie, first look at Omni?" That was a quote from an ex-NAA guy here at Atlas, last nite. Not sure how the contracts and pay compare. The word is that World guys/gals are getting a priority shot at Atlas, maybe worthwhile effort for the NAA guys/gals. Sounds like hiring is back onspeed.
04-24-2014 | 06:12 AM
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"Ohhh Goodie, first look at Omni?" That was a quote from an ex-NAA guy here at Atlas, last nite. Not sure how the contracts and pay compare. The word is that World guys/gals are getting a priority shot at Atlas, maybe worthwhile effort for the NAA guys/gals. Sounds like hiring is back onspeed.
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