Article: United Airlines Hopes for Second Chance at $1.6 Billion Loan Guarantee.

By Melissa Allison, Chicago Tribune Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News

Jun. 19--United Airlines scrambled Friday to prove that it deserves another shot at a $1.6 billion loan guarantee that the government said the carrier did not need to emerge from bankruptcy.

United parent UAL Corp. was turned down for the guarantee on Thursday by the Air Transportation Stabilization Board.

But the airline asked for one more chance to present its case, according to sources in Washington. Agencies for two of the board's three voting members issued written statements on Thursday saying they would reconsider the application if United came forward with ...

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