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Delta projects 2026 earnings of $6.50–$7.50 per share, driven by premium travel demand, but shares fell as outlook missed expectations.
Delta Air Lines projected 2026 adjusted earnings of $6.50 to $7.50 per share, driven by strong premium travel demand and corporate spending, though shares fell as the outlook missed analyst expectations.
The airline reported fourth-quarter earnings of $1.55 per share, slightly above estimates, despite a $200 million loss from a prolonged government shutdown.
Premium cabin revenue surpassed main-cabin sales for the first time, with nearly 60% of total revenue now coming from high-end products, loyalty programs, and non-ticket sources.
Delta plans to order 30 Boeing 787-10 aircraft starting in 2031 to expand its long-haul fleet.
The airline also announced a $1.3 billion profit-sharing payout to employees—about four weeks of pay—marking one of its largest in history.
While Delta continues to outperform in profitability and revenue yield, analysts warn its premium-focused strategy may face margin pressure amid rising costs.
Delta proyecta en 2026 ganancias de $6.50$7.50 por acción, impulsadas por la demanda de viajes premium, pero las acciones cayeron a medida que las perspectivas no alcanzaron las expectativas.