DAL Stock Recent News

The U.S. government has announced plans to spend "tens of billions" to upgrade the air traffic control system, advancements that will hopefully help alleviate concerns about flying following a series of high-profile incidents.

With DAL stock gaining recently, we assess its investment worthiness at current levels.

Delta Air Lines must face a proposed class action by passengers who said it refused to offer full refunds after delaying or canceling their flights following a massive computer outage last July, a federal judge ruled on Tuesday.

Delta Air Lines is presenting a 50% appreciation opportunity by 2026 due to their operational and strategic execution. Delta's strategic initiatives include debt reduction, investing in profitable hubs, and optimizing fleet usage, aiming for normalized 9-10% profit margins by 2028. A covered straddle trade offers a potential 189% return in less than 2 years, with a breakeven point of 11% below today's price.

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Tariffs remain top of mind for tech companies this earnings season, but some businesses are feeling more pain than others. Advertising-heavy businesses seem to be holding on in the near-term as consumer-focused models start to feel the pinch from slowing spending.

Delta Air Lines announced a $1 billion share repurchase program, but it doesn't significantly impact the price target. The share repurchase makes sense given Delta's current EV/EBITDA multiple and projected earnings, but it's not happening at a significant discount. The repurchase reduces outstanding shares by 3.8% with minimal impact on fundamentally supported stock prices.

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It's no secret that President Donald Trump's trade war is negatively impacting airlines, at least in the near term, but that shouldn't detract from how attractive stocks like Delta Air Lines (DAL -1.07%) are over the long term.

Amid the tariff-induced decline in domestic air travel demand, let's see which heavyweight, DAL or UAL, is a better pick now.