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$达美航空(DAL)$双方在博弈中。财政部要求给航空公司援助是贷款和换股，航空公司觉得我负债低经营利润率高，疫情结束困难就过去了，为什么要接受条件差的援助？！我又不是波音。再说，现在每天在烧钱，大头是员工工资，把员工辞退了，再加上贷款，我就可以度过困难。辞退员工工资还是你**发。

川普急了，快点解决。援助定了，航空业定了，人心才稳了。

看看双方能谈出什么样的援助方案，拭目以待。

Airlines want U.S. Treasury to scrap proposal to make some grant money repayable

By David Shepardson and Tracy Rucinski WASHINGTON/CHICAGO (Reuters) - Major U.S. airlines were urgin

Airlines want U.S. Treasury to scrap proposal to make some grant money repayable

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The government is also seeking warrants equal to 10% of the loan amount.\nU.S. airlines have idled more than 2,200 airplanes, a third of the fleet, canceled hundreds of thousands of flights and sought to shore up their balance sheets as travel demand has fallen by about 95% because of the coronavirus pandemic.\nAirlines, in calls with U.S. Treasury officials and the government's outside advisers, were making the case that Treasury should not require them to repay a big chunk of grants, in part because the $25 billion is not sufficient to cover the full amount of payroll costs submitted.\nAirlines for America, a trade group representing American Airlines Group Inc (NASDAQ: AAL), United Airlines (NASDAQ: UAL), Delta Air Lines (NYSE: DAL) Southwest Airlines Co (NYSE: LUV), JetBlue Airways Corp (NASDAQ: JBLU), Alaska Airlines (NYSE: ALK) and others, said Saturday it believes the $25 billion in payroll assistance was \"to be only in grants – which is considerably more effective for our employees – and not a combination of grants and loans.\"\nUnder the terms laid out in the statute, companies receiving funds cannot lay off employees before Sept. 30 or change collective bargaining agreements. 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