Airlines Stock Take Flight on More Industry Consolidation News
Speculation in the airline sector is rampant today following news that UAL Corp (Nasdaq: UAUA), the parent of United Airlines, and Continental (NYSE: CAL) have held exploratory merger talks over the past several months, but talks have picked up recently following US Airways Group's (NYSE: LCC) recent hostile bid for Delta Air Lines Inc. (OTC: DALRQ). Link
In addition, AirTran Holdings Inc. (NYSE: AAI) confirmed it made an $11.25 per share offer for Midwest Air Group (NYSE: MEH), which was rejected. Link
Other stocks in the sector are also higher as industry consolodation takes shape: AMR Corporation (NYSE: AMR), Frontier Airlines Holdings, Inc. (Nasdaq: FRNT), JetBlue Airways Corp. (Nasdaq: JBLU), Northwest Airlines (OTC: NWACQ), Hawaiian Holdings Inc. (NYSE: HA), Alaska Air Group Inc. (NYSE: ALK)
In addition, AirTran Holdings Inc. (NYSE: AAI) confirmed it made an $11.25 per share offer for Midwest Air Group (NYSE: MEH), which was rejected. Link
Other stocks in the sector are also higher as industry consolodation takes shape: AMR Corporation (NYSE: AMR), Frontier Airlines Holdings, Inc. (Nasdaq: FRNT), JetBlue Airways Corp. (Nasdaq: JBLU), Northwest Airlines (OTC: NWACQ), Hawaiian Holdings Inc. (NYSE: HA), Alaska Air Group Inc. (NYSE: ALK)
Labels: AAI, ALK, AMR, CAL, DALRQ, FRNT, HAL, JBLU, LCC, MEH, NWACQ, UAUA
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