Delta Air Lines: Navigating Profit Peaks and Economic Risks

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Delta Air Lines reduces its profit forecast for the year due to supply chain challenges and economic uncertainties, causing its shares to drop by 6.2%. Despite strong holiday demand, the company now expects an adjusted per-share profit of $6 to $7 for 2024, down from its previous target of over $7. The airline is facing supply chain problems impacting aircraft deliveries and increased maintenance costs, with CEO Ed Bastian citing ongoing uncertainty in the supply chain, maintenance arena, and economic outlook. However, the company continues to see strong demand in all markets and has announced a deal with Airbus to purchase 20 A350-1000 widebody aircraft.
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- Delta Air Lines cuts profit view on supply chain, economic risks; shares fall Yahoo Finance
- Delta more than doubles fourth-quarter profit, but trims 2024 earnings forecast CNBC
- Delta reports record 2023 revenue, $4.6 billion profit for the year The Atlanta Journal Constitution
- Delta tops Q4 expectations, CEO says 2024 'off to a flying start' Yahoo Finance Yahoo Finance
- Delta made $2 billion in profit during the fourth quarter, and the CEO sees more blue skies ahead The Hill
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