Will Northwest's baggage be overweight? /

Delta Air Lines (Delta) had just completed its acquisition of Northwest Airlines (Northwest) and would now start the integration process to become one airline. As part of the acquisition, Delta assumed all debt and covenants of Northwest. Ed Bastien, the Delta-appointed CEO of Northwest realized tha...

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Main Author:	Torkelson, Ryan (Author)
Format:	eBook
Language:	English
Published:	London : Society for Case Research, 2020.
Series:	SAGE business cases.
Subjects:	Delta Air Lines > Management > Case studies. Corporate debt > Law and legislation > Case studies. Consolidation and merger of corporations > Case studies. Entreprises > Fusion > Études de cas. Electronic books.
Online Access:	Connect to the full text of this electronic book

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Summary:	Delta Air Lines (Delta) had just completed its acquisition of Northwest Airlines (Northwest) and would now start the integration process to become one airline. As part of the acquisition, Delta assumed all debt and covenants of Northwest. Ed Bastien, the Delta-appointed CEO of Northwest realized that the acquisition created a potential violation of debt covenants. The remedy was to pay back the loan if the violation could not be cured. Mr. Bastien was concerned that this would negatively affect the organization as it might require the loan to be classified as current, but he needed his team to investigate this. This critical incident requires students to research accounting guidance as well as understand non-financial debt covenants, and how each plays a role within transactions.
Physical Description:	1 online resource.
ISBN:	9781071947555 1071947559