Pan Am Faces Inherited Lawsuits By Leasing Firms
Pan Am acquired two lawsuits in its merger with Carnival Air Lines and is facing large penalties after the repossession of four of its Airbus A300B4 twinjets. Pan Am is being sued under the Carnival name by San Francisco- based aircraft leasing firm Babcock&Brown for about $12 million for lease...
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