Do you think Northwest and Delta will merge?
Yes
84% (71 votes)
No
16% (14 votes)
Total votes: 85
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cool
they'd better bring lower prices and cooler airplanes.
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The Deal is about to close
"Delta Air Lines and Northwest Airlines are close to announcing a merger that would create the world's largest airline, several national media sources reported late Sunday.
The reports all cited anonymous sources close to the situation. The sources also noted issues remain with pilot negotiations. But an official announcement apparently awaits the approval of the boards of both airlines and could come as soon as Tuesday.
The Wall Street Journal reported in its Monday online edition that Delta (NYSE: DAL) was still trying to reach an agreement with its pilots on a new contract that would allow the airline more flexibility in a merger." - Triangle Business Journal
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