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Several private equity firms are already sniffing around looking to potentially buy Virgin Australia out of administration, which will see some of its debts wiped and aircraft leases renegotiated

to looking at potential restructuring options and the accounting firm is expected to run the administration process, including trying to find new owners to keep it flying.Virgin's board of directors were meeting on Monday. One well-placed source said the announcement of it going into administration was "imminent".

Virgin's future had hung in the balance ever since the pandemic took hold. It had asked the federal government forSeveral private equity firms are already sniffing around Virgin looking to potentially buy the business out of administration, which will see some of its debts wiped and aircraft leases renegotiated.

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