Pan Am Seeks Aircraft Sale/Leaseback Transactions
Pan Am, still operating charters in bankruptcy, is attempting to sell and lease back its last three aircraft in an effort to satisfy creditors. The airline met Wednesday with its Miami bankruptcy court judge, but substantive matters, including the use of cash and collateral, were deferred until the...
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