Revolver Schedule - Delta Air Lines

Overview Delta Air Lines is a global airline company that relies on significant capital investment and financing activities to support aircraft purchases, fleet maintenance, and daily operations. As a capital-intensive business, airlines often maintain revolving credit facilities to manage liquidity and ensure sufficient cash availability during periods of increased funding needs. This practice focuses on building a Revolver Schedule by combining debt roll-forward, liquidity analysis, and revolving credit facility modeling. Students will project operating cash flow and capital expenditures, calculate potential cash shortfalls, and determine required revolver draws to maintain a minimum cash balance. The practice also calculates Interest Expense for both existing debt and revolver borrowings, linking the schedule back to the Balance Sheet and Income Statement. Learning Goals Understand how a Debt Schedule rolls forward Beginning Debt, New Borrowings, and Debt Repayments to calculate Ending Debt. Learn how a Revolver Schedule uses liquidity analysis to determine Revolver Draws when cash falls below a required minimum balance. Calculate Interest Expense separately for existing debt and revolver borrowings using average debt balances and applicable interest rates. Understand how a revolving credit facility helps companies manage liquidity needs and connect financing activities to the Balance Sheet and Income Statement.

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