American Airlines Group Inc (AAL): * AMERICAN AIRLINES (AAL) - EXPECTS Q1 TOTAL COST PER AVAILABLE SEAT MILE EXCLUDING FUEL AND NET SPECIAL ITEMS TO BE UP BETWEEN 8% AND 10% VERSUS Q1 2019. * AMERICAN AIRLINES (AAL) - EXPECTS FULL YEAR 2022 TOTAL CAPEX TO BE ABOUT $2.6 BILLION, INCLUDING $800 MILLION OF NON-AIRCRAFT CAPEX & $1.8 BILLION OF NET AIRCRAFT CAPEX.
-American Airlines Group Inc (AAL) on Thursday forecast returning to profitability in March, after reporting a smaller fourth-quarter loss, but said cost pressures would remain elevated this year due to the Omicron coronavirus variant-induced turmoil.
United Airlines Holdings (UAL) on Wednesday trimmed its capacity forecast and warned of higher costs, after posting a smaller-than-expected fourth-quarter loss, citing turbulence from the Omicron coronavirus variant. The Chicago-based carrier said the latest wave of the health crisis has depressed near-term demand even as bookings for the spring and beyond remain strong.
United Airlines Holdings (UAL) on Wednesday trimmed its capacity forecast and warned of higher costs, after posting a smaller-than-expected fourth-quarter loss, citing turbulence from the Omicron coronavirus variant. The Chicago-based carrier said the latest wave of the health crisis has depressed near-term demand even as bookings for the spring and beyond remain strong.
Delta Air Lines Inc (DAL): * DELTA AIR LINES (DAL) - DEC QUARTER LOSS PER SHARE $0.64; DEC QUARTER TOTAL OPERATING REVENUE OF $9.5 BILLION. * Q4 EARNINGS PER SHARE VIEW $0.14, REVENUE VIEW $9.21 BILLION -- REFINITIV IBES DATA. * DELTA AIR LINES (DAL) - OMICRON IS EXPECTED TO TEMPORARILY DELAY DEMAND RECOVERY 60 DAYS, BUT CO IS CONFIDENT IN STRONG SPRING AND SUMMER TRAVEL SEASON.
American Airlines Group Inc (AAL) said on Tuesday its fourth-quarter revenue fall would be narrower than it previously expected, sending the No. 1 U.S. carrier's shares up about 2%. The company said it now expects revenue for the quarter to be down about 17% versus pre-pandemic levels, compared with its prior forecast of an about 20% fall.
- American Airlines Group Inc (AAL) on Tuesday forecast a smaller-than-expected fall in fourth-quarter revenue, sending shares of the No. 1 U.S. carrier up about 2% before the bell. The company said it expects revenue for the quarter to be down about 17%, compared with its prior expectation of an about 20% fall.
American Airlines Group Inc (AAL) on Tuesday forecast a smaller-than-expected fall in fourth-quarter revenue, sending shares of the No. 1 U.S. carrier up about 2% before the bell. The company said it expects revenue for the quarter to be down about 17%, compared with its prior expectation of an about 20% fall.
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American Airlines Group Inc (AAL): * AMERICAN AIRLINES (AAL) - EXPECTS ITS Q4 TOTAL REVENUE TO BE DOWN APPROXIMATELY 17% VERSUS Q4 OF 2019. * AMERICAN AIRLINES (AAL) - DURING FOURTH QUARTER, THE COMPANY FLEW 61.1 BILLION TOTAL AVAILABLE SEAT MILES, DOWN 13% VERSUS THE FOURTH QUARTER OF 2019.
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