Now that United Airlines and US Airways have been granted bankruptcy court approval to terminate their pension obligations, competitive pressure is mounting on other struggling carriers to seek relief. Industry officials and analysts said they don't expect other carriers to file for bankruptcy merely to shed the cost of underfunded pension plans. But they warned that airlines facing severe financial troubles may be more inclined to seek a Chapter 11 reorganization.
May 12, 2005 at 12:00 AM
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