Delta Air Lines (DAL) is looking to sell three-year and five-year investment-grade bonds Thursday, Bloomberg reported, citing a person with knowledge of the deal.
Initial price talk for the five-year notes are around 1.6 percentage point above Treasuries, the person reportedly said.
The bonds will help the company repay the $1.6 billion loan due 2030 that the company borrowed from the US government during the pandemic to pay staff, the report said.
Delta didn't immediately respond to a request for comment from MT Newswires.
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