Government BAILOUT Spirit
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I imagine the creditors (like Citibank or aircraft lessors) who have 100% full value recovery specific secured debt would prefer liquidation.
But the bondholders who probably won't even get full recovery on the DIP, let alone the billions of previous debt secured under looser terms back in 2019? They may be done investing more of their money, not so sure they would turn down $500M of (free to them) government money for another chance at an actual sale or turnaround.
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The government stake is proposed as equity, not secured debt.
I imagine the creditors (like Citibank or aircraft lessors) who have 100% full value recovery specific secured debt would prefer liquidation.
But the bondholders who probably won't even get full recovery on the DIP, let alone the billions of previous debt secured under looser terms back in 2019? They may be done investing more of their money, not so sure they would turn down $500M of (free to them) government money for another chance at an actual sale or turnaround.
I imagine the creditors (like Citibank or aircraft lessors) who have 100% full value recovery specific secured debt would prefer liquidation.
But the bondholders who probably won't even get full recovery on the DIP, let alone the billions of previous debt secured under looser terms back in 2019? They may be done investing more of their money, not so sure they would turn down $500M of (free to them) government money for another chance at an actual sale or turnaround.
https://www.nbcnews.com/business/tra...rns-rcna341526
Agreeing to something like that would be incredibly stupid. This is just business for the bond holders. And that is incredible bad business....
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FOM updates: ties must be red power ties worn mid crotch, all shoes will be Florsheim brand with lifts, and all PAs must be word salad and end in “thank you for your attention in this matter.”
I hope it goes through. Our government (both parties) will find other ways to waste the money.
I hope it goes through. Our government (both parties) will find other ways to waste the money.
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FOM updates: ties must be red power ties worn mid crotch, all shoes will be Florsheim brand with lifts, and all PAs must be word salad and end in “thank you for your attention in this matter.”
I hope it goes through. Our government (both parties) will find other ways to waste the money.
I hope it goes through. Our government (both parties) will find other ways to waste the money.
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My question as a taxpayer,why should we believe the 3rd time is the charm? I have several friends still at the flying School Bus and do not want to see them lose their jobs,but I just can’t help but feel this is prolonging the inevitable. It’s almost like holding on to grandma at the nursing home even though she’s a veggie and we know she has no QOL but we’re too selfish to let go
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he has already ****ed up his mid-term chances, gonna be a sitting puppet the last 2 years....
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He still views himself as the savior of this country. Regardless of what happens, he’ll take credit. If this bailout deal actually gets Congressional approval and funding he’ll say he saved an airline. If the company liquidates he’ll say that he tried to save the airline that Biden killed but Congress wouldn’t approve his plan. I personally don’t think that either outcome will have any measurable effect on the midterms.
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