Liquidity Looms as Major Headache for U.S. Carriers

Credit: GEORGE HAMLIN
Despite emerging signs of demand stability, U.S. airlines are eyeing the fall travel season with great trepidation. A renewed slump in this period will put intense pressure on airline liquidity—and that threat, along with earlier losses, is dispelling the last hopes of a profitable 2009 for almost...

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