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SAS faces potential liability over a 40-year-old bond after bankruptcy

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A group of investors argues that SAS AB’s bankruptcy did not extinguish a 40-year-old bond, potentially leaving the Scandinavian airline with an unforeseen liability. The dispute raises questions about the treatment of legacy debt as the carrier emerges from bankruptcy proceedings.

Discovered 2026-11-12T02:04:47.915139-08:00 | 2026-11-12T02:04:47.915139-08:00

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  • The investors’ claim challenges whether SAS’s bankruptcy resolved this legacy bond, leaving the airline facing a potentially unforeseen liability.
  • The dispute highlights how old debt instruments can remain relevant to airline restructuring and creditors’ recovery claims.

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