Shares of Delta Air Lines Inc. are leading the S&P 500 index Thursday, buoyed by the carrier’s better-than-expected second-quarter results and the company’s decision to restore its full-year guidance.

The second-quarter earnings season will begin a little more quietly than usual this week, with results from Delta Air Lines due on Thursday. Wall Street’s advice? Keep expectations low.

Shares of United Airlines and Delta Air Lines were lifted by strong results from American Airlines on Thursday. The results provide another boost to the airline industry in its recovery from a ...

American Airlines reissued full-year adjusted earnings guidance, setting a lower target than it had earlier in the year before tariffs and a domestic travel slowdown prompted major airlines to ...

Delta Air Lines Inc.’s stock soared in morning trading Thursday after the air carrier topped Wall Street’s estimates for ...

Delta Air Lines restored its financial guidance for the year after economic uncertainty slowed air-travel demand, but softness is lingering in its main cabin sales.

United Airlines Holdings Inc. late Wednesday refined its 2025 profit outlook, joining Delta Air Lines Inc. in giving ...

Delta Air Lines’ recent success set off a debate on Wall Street on whether the airline sector is primed to repeat a late-year rally.

Earnings Watch Delta kicks off second-quarter earnings this week. But is 2025 already a ‘lost year’ for airlines? ‘While the broader macro environment has been more resilient than feared ...

Shares of Delta jumped 13% to $57.51 in premarket trading. United Airlines Holdings rose 9.7% to $87.98, while American Airlines Group climbed 9.6% to $12.58. JetBlue Airways ticked up 3.8% to $4.39, ...