1.4.

1. They are most interested in their profit of course and eliminating competitors.
They are more interested in the shareholder interests and know this is good for business. As
they are saying lowering the prices for passengers is also one of their main interests but to
me, I think they are more interested in shareholder's interests.

2. For instance one of their responsibilities to suppliers is to avoid excessive pressure

on smaller or weaker suppliers to cut prices. But in this case, after they merge they
will seek cheaper prices as they want to save money so other suppliers will not be
able to compete.

3. Might cause a bad relationship with their suppliers, and a protest from employees
may occur which can result in additional expenses or even a temporary close down
stopping the flights. This all could affect their reputation and profits.
4. Employees- tons of jobs will be lost they are the group that will be the most
negatively affected by this. New contracts will have to be made for the employees
Competitors- as they no longer can compete with an organization this huge. Because
their flights will be the cheapest and just better choice.