from Slate's news summary:
>The Los Angeles Times, Washington Post, USA Today, and Wall
Street Journal biz-box all lead with a federal panel's rejection
of United Airlines' request for $1.8 billion in loan guarantees.
The decision means that United, the world's second-largest
airline, will almost certainly have to file for bankruptcy. The
panel said that United's problems were of its own making and that
execs still didn't have a workable business plan. If and when
United does file for Chapter 11, it will probably be able to keep
most of its planes flying. <
does anyone know what UAL's business plan was? what was wrong with it? it didn't call for enough wage cuts?
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