DAL

Delta Air Lines' stock (DAL) has experienced various movements in the past six months, seeing a 21.2% increase. Key events include Q1 FY26 earnings (April 8, 2026) where Delta reported EPS of $0.64 against an estimated $0.62 and revenue of $15.85 billion against an estimated $14.89 billion. For Q2 FY26 earnings (July 10, 2026), the company reported EPS of $1.56 (in line with estimates) and revenue of $19.76 billion (in line with estimates), with total passenger traffic increasing by approximately 0.52% year-over-year. In Q3 2026 (October 9, 2026), Delta announced record September quarter total revenue of $17.6 billion, a 16% increase year-over-year, but reported EPS of $1.72 missed the expected $1.80 by 4.44%, absorbing over $500 million of higher fuel costs. Despite this, demand remained strong, with loyalty and premium services driving earnings, and the company expects continued revenue momentum in the December quarter with an anticipated 20% growth. Additionally, on October 10, 2026, Delta Air Lines began reviewing its flights to Riyadh following deadly attacks, with CEO Ed Bastian stating that safety will determine the decision regarding planned nonstop flights.