Delta Air Lines Aktie News

Delta says 2026 is off to a strong start, with demand trends improving into the new year. The most recent quarter showed slower year-over-year adjusted revenue growth and weaker year-over-year adjusted earnings per share.

Delta Air Lines' NYSE: DAL stock price tumbled following its Q4 fiscal year 2025 earnings release, creating a buying opportunity. The tumble is a buying opportunity because the tepid guidance, viewed as cautious by analysts, calls for sustained growth, acceleration, and margin strength, underpinning a robust capital return.

Jefferies argued that a 10% reduction in average passenger weight could translate into roughly 2% total aircraft weight savings.

Delta Air Lines, Inc. remains a Buy, driven by robust free cash flow, a well-covered dividend, and improving fundamentals. DAL trades at an attractive forward P/E of 9.81x, with management targeting 2026 EPS growth of 20% and free cash flow of $3–4 billion. Strategic initiatives—AI integration, new partnerships, and fleet expansion—position DAL for solid dividend growth and long-term price appr...

Delta Air Lines remains a buy with a $85.81 price target, reflecting 24% upside potential and robust EBITDA growth expectations. Q4 2025 results showed margin pressure from higher labor costs, but premium and loyalty revenues continued to outperform main cabin weakness. DAL expects 2026 margin recovery as industry capacity rationalization and consolidation may restore main cabin revenue growth.

U.S. Global Jets ETF (JETS) aims to offer economic exposure to the air travel industry (including airlines, aircraft manufacturers and airports). The fund is heavily concentrated in passenger airlines, with over 61% exposure to U.S. carriers, and a further 14% in international names. Airlines' razor-thin margins, weak balance sheets, and high vulnerability to exogenous shocks undermine the fund...

Earnings season is in full swing, and many of the market's most-watched companies are delivering their latest reports and 2026 outlooks. Many advisors and investors are keeping a close look on how these companies are performing.

One way or another, Delta President Glen Hauenstein said, the prices of main cabin airfare are likely to rise because their low profit margins are putting pressure on carriers.