China’s Spring Airlines Defers IPO, Sticks By Growth Plan
Spring Airlines is sticking by plans to become a serious no-frills competitor to China’s lumbering state carriers, despite deferring the share offering that would fund the expansion. Spring says it needs to raise about 20 billion yuan ($2.9 billion) to buy 50 aircraft, half of a fleet of 100 that it...
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