UAL buys 14% of ExpressJet
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UAL buys 14% of ExpressJet
Actually it looks like warrants for 14% vs the actual shares - maybe someone with a finance degree could chime in and clarify the difference.
Schedule 13G
Anyone know what this is about?
Schedule 13G
Anyone know what this is about?
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SKYW has AMAZING returns on this investment that have nothing to do with flying RJ's around.
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It was a part of the original deal. So right now UAL owns some of us but CAL sold all of their position off... we are expensive and our competitors employees are willing to get paid half as much to fly a bigger airplane. I have my doubts about this place for the long run.
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You'll ALSO find that SkyWest loaned UAL 80 million dollars. And before anybody flies off the handle, I KNOW that was a very sound business decision on SKW's part, and the amount of money their going to reap on that interest rate is insane. Assuming UAL is still around for the maturity of said loan.
And yes, I know, SKW's 80 million and XJT's 2.7 isn't really squat compared to a company like UAL with their overall value, market cap, cash, etc.
But it's pretty pathetic when the "regionals" are giving/loaning money to the legacies.
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