June 19, 2013
(Stock Blog Hub,
6/8/13)
One of the major U.S. airlines, Delta Air Lines Inc. (DAL) has projected a favorable second quarter owing to the prevailing low fuel prices. The company expects profit...(read more)
(Stock Blog Hub,
4/18/13)
Delta Air Lines (DAL) and Virgin Atlantic Airways Ltd. submitted an antitrust immunity (ATI) application with the U.S. Department...(read more)
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12/4/12)
This morning, many of the leading airline stocks are trading higher at the start of the session. The likely reason for the move higher in the sector comes from this morning's decline in oil. Today, crude...(read more)
Delta Air Lines Inc. (DAL) Company Overview
This article is about the airline. For other uses, see Delta (disambiguation).
Delta Air Lines (NYSE: DAL) is the 2nd largest passenger airline in the world by available seat miles. Extreme competition in the industry has limited Delta's ability to raise prices to their natural supply/demand and cost reflective levels. As a result, Delta was forced into bankruptcy in September of 2005.[1] During the following few years, Delta decreased its number of aircraft types in an effort to reduce maintenance costs. On October 2008, Delta and Northwest merged to form a new joint airline called "Delta," which is the largest airline in the world by both enterprise value and available seat miles.[2]
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) What's in this DAL analysis on Wikinvest...
- Company Overview
- Business Growth[5]
- Business Segments[5]
- Key Trends and Forces
- Airline industries are more sensitive to the economy than other industries
- Recessions result in weaker demand for air travel
- Oil prices significantly impact DAL's bottom line
- Increased Competition from Low-Cost Airlines Erodes Average Fare
- Competition
- References