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In the closing of the recent trading day, Delta Air Lines (DAL) stood at $48.07, denoting a -1.23% change from the preceding trading day.
Consumer spending is the backbone of the U.S. economy, and every year, a meaningful portion of a typical household budget goes towards non-essential items and experiences — such as jewelry, dining out, and entertainment. But a February 2025 survey conducted by the management consulting firm McKinsey found that Americans are more willing to splurge on travel than nearly every other sector. 24/7 Wall St. Key Points: Customer facing industries are often highly competitive, and air travel is no exception — particularly in an era of widespread economic uncertainty. Recent survey data measuring customer satisfaction suggests that some airlines are better positioned to maintain a solid customer base in the coming months than others. Also: Discover the next Nvidia While these findings should have come as welcome news to the air travel industry, many of the biggest airlines in the U.S. are not especially optimistic. In times of economic uncertainty or hardship, non-essential consume
The London's hub was closed Friday after a blaze caused a power outage, with hundreds of flights set to be canceled.
Delta Air Lines Inc. NYSE: DAL stock took a six-day sell-off at the beginning of March 2025 as sentiment soured from lower consumer and corporate confidence. Delta actually slashed its Q1 guidance by more than 50% in many metrics, which caused a sell-off ripple effect throughout the transportation sector and notably the airline industry.
Delta Air Lines (DAL) concluded the recent trading session at $46.89, signifying a +0.3% move from its prior day's close.
The Q4 2024 earnings season ended on a high note with S&P 500® EPS growing 18.3% YoY. This week, three major airlines issued 8-Ks to lower the previous earnings and sales guidance given in those Q4 reports. Delta kicks off Q1 airline reports when they release results on April 9 (unconfirmed, projected based on historical earnings report dates.
Jamie Baker, JPMorgan senior airlines analyst, joins 'The Exchange' to discuss Delta's concerns in earnings, historical patterns on airline trading, and much more.
Football fans heading to Green Bay in April 2025 can enjoy more travel options as Delta Airlines adds extra flights to meet the demand.
The travel and tourism sector is one part of the U.S. economy that's been on relative fire since the pandemic began.
A string of crashes have led travelers to be weary of flying. Transcript: Caroline Woods: Travel demand is down and while there are a host of factors contributing to the pullback, one stands out more than the rest: fear.