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Why Doesn't AA Declare Chapt 11?
The title says it all. If all their "major" competitors rae operating
with the advantages of Chapt 11, why doesn't AA go that route? Can't their accountants fiddle the books enough to get them a quick in and out Chapt 11 and renegotiate various contracts in the process? |
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The title says it all. If all their "major" competitors rae operating
with the advantages of Chapt 11, why doesn't AA go that route? Can't their accountants fiddle the books enough to get them a quick in and out Chapt 11 and renegotiate various contracts in the process? - Your stock tanks even further - Creditors get to have a major say in the running of your business Cheers, Geoff Glave Vancouver, Canada |
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"Geoff Glave" wrote in message news:vwqWe.239695$HI.9905@edtnps84... The title says it all. If all their "major" competitors rae operating with the advantages of Chapt 11, why doesn't AA go that route? Can't their accountants fiddle the books enough to get them a quick in and out Chapt 11 and renegotiate various contracts in the process? - Your stock tanks even further - Creditors get to have a major say in the running of your business I guess their approach of privately ___threatening___ Chapt 11 was the best of both worlds. But IIRCm there have been some one-day Chapt 11 wonders. Everyone on board BEFORE the filing. |
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"Robert J Carpenter" wrote in message ... The title says it all. If all their "major" competitors rae operating with the advantages of Chapt 11, why doesn't AA go that route? Can't their accountants fiddle the books enough to get them a quick in and out Chapt 11 and renegotiate various contracts in the process? Simple. Once you're in Chapter 11, you're no longer in full control over your destiny. That simple. There are significant oversight cost (United has spent over $750 million on their bankruptcy fees alone while in reorganization), and the shareholders generally lose everything. Chapter 11 is not a step to be taken lightly - look at Hawaiian Airlines where management was essentially thrown out and a Trustee appointed to operate the airline through their reorganization (they emerged from bankruptcy a couple of months ago). Jeff |
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