American Airlines Fokker F100 on push back with a MD-82 waiting for its gate at Chicago O'Hare. The F100 later went to Austrian Arrows. Photograph: AirSpace user apgphoto
If you represent a company, such as Sterling Global Holdings, that intends to write out of the blue to the chief executive of AMR Corp., the parent company of American Airlines, and offer to purchase the airline for $3.25 billion, a 48% premium over current stock prices, you might think to check over a few things--like the CEO's name.
Sterling Global, the Dallas Morning News reports, addressed its offer to a one Mr. Gerald Arpey. The letter was likely found serious enough to be taken to the correct reader, a one Mr. Gerard Arpey.
If you represent a company, such as Sterling Global Holdings, that intends to write out of the blue to the chief executive of AMR Corp., the parent company of American Airlines, and offer to purchase the airline for $3.25 billion, a 48% premium over current stock prices, you might think to check over a few things--like the CEO's name.
Sterling Global, the Dallas Morning News reports, addressed its offer to a one Mr. Gerald Arpey. The letter was likely found serious enough to be taken to the correct reader, a one Mr. Gerard Arpey.
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