The Delta and Northwest Airlines Merger |
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Abstract:
The merged entity was expected to generate US$ 1 billion per annum in cost efficiencies. Customers were also expected to benefit from the merger, as they would get access to a global route system. Issues:
» Study the merger of Delta Airlines and Northwest Airlines and examine the
rationale behind the same. Contents:
Keywords:Delta Air Lines, Northwest Airlines, Merger, Bankruptcy, US Aviation industry, Merger Integration Process, Fuel hedging, Synergies, Consolidation, Reorganization, Bankruptcy reorganization plan, Pilots joint contract, Golden share, Continental Airlines, Largest airline, United States Federal Aviation Administration, Revenue Passenger Kilometers, Airline Network, Passenger Traffic Data |
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