(Reuters) - Delta, which exited bankruptcy at the end of April,
eliminated a $1.1 billion holdback that was required under the
previous agreement to cover a potential default. The holdback
consisted of an $800 million cash reserve and a $300 million
letter of credit.
"This new agreement reflects the strong confidence of the
financial markets," said Chief Financial Officer Edward Bastian
in a statement.
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eliminated a $1.1 billion holdback that was required under the
previous agreement to cover a potential default. The holdback
consisted of an $800 million cash reserve and a $300 million
letter of credit.
"This new agreement reflects the strong confidence of the
financial markets," said Chief Financial Officer Edward Bastian
in a statement.
Read more at Reuters.com Bonds News
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