Continental Builds Cash Through Asset Sales, Complex Deals
In June 2005, Continental Airlines and two of its wholly owned subsidiaries, Air Micronesia and Continental Micronesia, closed on a deal in which they borrowed $350 million. The complex transaction is a microcosm of what cash preservation is like in mid-decade among U.S. network airlines...
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