United Continental Holdings, the parent of United Airlines and Continental Airlines, signed contracts with its major creditors

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United Continental Holdings, the parent of United Airlines and Continental Airlines, signed contracts with its major creditors (mostly banks) that require the company to maintain a minimum cash balance of $3.0 billion and a minimum ratio of cash flow to required payments of 1.50. Discuss why the creditors impose such restrictions on the airline company.

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