Usairways Wins Lender Agreements For Aircraft Use

[PHL]

From Bloomberg:
US Airways Wins Lender Agreements to Keep Flying (Update4)
November 11, 2004 16:49 EST -- US Airways Group Inc., which is trying to reorganize under bankruptcy protection for the second time in two years, said it won agreements to reduce aircraft lease payments and continue flying most of its planes.

http://quote.bloomberg.com/apps/news?pid=c...id=aN.r5yZRWgh8

19 737s, 3 757s, 3 767s say goodbye. Which widebody routes will be affected?

 

[Light Years]

Will this just kind of make up for the loss of the PIT transatlantic flights?

It's a shame, they need more widebodies, and alot less narrowbodies.

 

[ISP]

From Bloomberg:
US Airways Wins Lender Agreements to Keep Flying (Update4)
November 11, 2004 16:49 EST -- US Airways Group Inc., which is trying to reorganize under bankruptcy protection for the second time in two years, said it won agreements to reduce aircraft lease payments and continue flying most of its planes.

http://quote.bloomberg.com/apps/news?pid=c...id=aN.r5yZRWgh8

19 737s, 3 757s, 3 767s say goodbye. Which widebody routes will be affected?

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Can you please identify where it says 19 737, 3 757, 3 767. From my understand, 4 A/C are definately being rejected, 17 are having "other financing," leaving 6 of the 27 left to get financing.