UAL 777 Fleet Reduction
03-23-2020, 10:00 PM
#72
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Joined APC: Feb 2015
Position: 777FO
Posts: 703
Originally Posted by Pass it on
More bad news for United! The Summer Olympics have just been moved to Next year. This is the end of the old big airplanes with old FA's.
Make no mistake, United through it's own mismanagement is today in worst shape than the post 911 bankruptcy. Yep, the largest Bankruptcy in the industry.
Make no mistake, United through it's own mismanagement is today in worst shape than the post 911 bankruptcy. Yep, the largest Bankruptcy in the industry.
03-24-2020, 05:18 AM
#75
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Joined APC: Oct 2010
Posts: 2,639
Originally Posted by rvfanatic
The High Js? WTH
Between a huge Polaris (J) cabin, Premium Economy, Economy Plus and Economy (Steerage) the entire airplane only has 167 seats.
04-01-2020, 06:17 AM
#76
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Joined APC: Sep 2013
Posts: 919
Originally Posted by GoCats67
aircraft "stored" as of 3-22-20.
319 - 2
320 - 2
737 - 1
738 - 2
739 - 1
752 - 11
753 - 2
763 - 24
764 - 5
772 - 27
773 - 1
788 - 7
789 - 6
78X - 1
I am sure more will be added each day for the next week at least to get ready for April
319 - 2
320 - 2
737 - 1
738 - 2
739 - 1
752 - 11
753 - 2
763 - 24
764 - 5
772 - 27
773 - 1
788 - 7
789 - 6
78X - 1
I am sure more will be added each day for the next week at least to get ready for April
04-01-2020, 08:08 PM
#77
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Joined APC: Nov 2009
Posts: 5,193
Originally Posted by Pass it on
More bad news for United! The Summer Olympics have just been moved to Next year. This is the end of the old big airplanes with old FA's.
All these airframes are collateral for the interest only bankruptcy loans that were rolled over in to merger loans. Now, these loans are due to be retired by paying back the principle. Those banks that hold the loans, also were given stock as a guarantee on the loans. Whose stock was just repurchased and put into treasure stock? You guessed it, the banks. Would it surprise you to know that there are 400's out there that are still collateral at $25M that needs paid back.
Make no mistake, United through it's own mismanagement is today in worst shape than the post 911 bankruptcy. Yep, the largest Bankruptcy in the industry.
Fly safe and due the right thing.
All these airframes are collateral for the interest only bankruptcy loans that were rolled over in to merger loans. Now, these loans are due to be retired by paying back the principle. Those banks that hold the loans, also were given stock as a guarantee on the loans. Whose stock was just repurchased and put into treasure stock? You guessed it, the banks. Would it surprise you to know that there are 400's out there that are still collateral at $25M that needs paid back.
Make no mistake, United through it's own mismanagement is today in worst shape than the post 911 bankruptcy. Yep, the largest Bankruptcy in the industry.
Fly safe and due the right thing.
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