PARIS — Commercial airline in-flight connectivity and content provider Global Eagle Entertainment has hired Barclays Capital to assess the possible sale of GEE’s non-aviation business, including the maritime division for which it paid $550 million just three years ago.
Los Angeles-based GEE said it expects to conclude its evaluation of what it says have been several offers by this summer but is under no financial or other pressure to conclude a transaction.
The company said the grounding of the Boeing 737 . . .
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