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Creditors distressed by Air Canada

 by David Watts Bondholders are being left out in the cold over the airline’s restructuring negotiations

Air Canada’s bondholders and bank creditors are struggling to improve their position in the company’s restructuring negotiations. Air Canada filed for bankruptcy protection on April 1 with C$1.8 billion ($1.3 billion) of bond debt outstanding, $600 million of which is US dollar denominated and C$900 million ($650million) bank debt.

Since then the airline has been in negotiations with

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