American Airlines (AAL) second-quarter earnings exceeded expectations, while Southwest Airlines (LUV) announced results as both airlines reported improvements in indicators such as cash accumulation. ) And United Airlines (UAL). Both Delta Air Lines and United Airlines exceeded expectations for a recovery in underground travel demand. But the number of coronavirus cases is increasing, especially in states with low vaccination rates. Last year there was a loss of $7.82 per share and a loss of $2.03 per share.Revenue increased by 351% to 7.32 billion US dollars. In the past week, management predicted that the price would fall from US$1.67 to US$1.76. The result: American Airlines adjusted loss of $1.69 per share. Sales were 7.48 billion U.S. dollars. In the second trimester.The airline said last week that it will report a positive average daily cash accumulation for the first time since the pandemic began. American Airlines expects its revenue in the third quarter to fall by 20% compared to the third quarter of 2019, and its losses are reduced. There will be a full recovery by 2022, but international business is a highly profitable field, and there is still a long way to go before a similar rebound. AAL shares fell 2% to 20.97 on the stock exchange today. Airline stocks Delta Air Lines fell 2%, and Southwest Airlines’ earnings forecast: Wall Street expects Southwest Airlines to lose 23 cents per share.A year ago, it lost $2.67 per share. Revenue increased by 291% to 3,939 billion US dollars. The result: Southwest Airlines lost 35 cents per share and revenue increased by 297% to US$4.01 billion. Southwest Airlines reported that free cash flow in the second quarter was $1.9 billion. After a large amount of daily cash burns for several quarters, the basic cash flow in June was positive. Operating profit decreased by 20 in June.Compared with June 2019 before the pandemic, it has increased by 7%, and continues to improve. Calculated with comparable data, leisure passenger transport surpassed the level of June 2019 compared with July 2019, and lowered the target by 15-20% compared with the previous level. Sales in August are expected to fall by 12%. 17% of LUV shares fell 3.6%.Southwest Airlines has a combined rating of 19 points and a BPA rating of 4 points. After airlines lost money last year due to travel restrictions related to the pandemic, other airline stocks also have weak IBD ratings. And stated that “international long-distance and business travel is accelerating even faster than expected. Chief Executive Scott Kirby said on Wednesday that the airline has not yet noticed researchers’ comments on Delta’s most contagious variant. Requirements are affected. The survey said this poses a lower risk to vaccinated individuals and increases infection rates. Delta, which reported growth last week, said it was “aware of the risks that new options pose to the pace of recovery,” he said. Rebuilding international capabilities "will be very self-disciplined."
American Airlines (AAL) second-quarter earnings exceeded expectations, while Southwest Airlines (LUV) announced results as both airlines reported improvements in indicators such as cash accumulation. ) And United Airlines (UAL). Both Delta Air Lines and United Airlines exceeded expectations for a recovery in underground travel demand. But the number of coronavirus cases is increasing, especially in states with low vaccination rates. Last year there was a loss of $7.82 per share and a loss of $2.03 per share.Revenue increased by 351% to 7.32 billion US dollars. In the past week, management predicted that the price would fall from US$1.67 to US$1.76. The result: American Airlines adjusted loss of $1.69 per share. Sales were 7.48 billion U.S. dollars. In the second trimester.The airline said last week that it will report a positive average daily cash accumulation for the first time since the pandemic began. American Airlines expects its revenue in the third quarter to fall by 20% compared to the third quarter of 2019, and its losses are reduced. There will be a full recovery by 2022, but international business is a highly profitable field, and there is still a long way to go before a similar rebound. AAL shares fell 2% to 20.97 on the stock exchange today. Airline stocks Delta Air Lines fell 2%, and Southwest Airlines’ earnings forecast: Wall Street expects Southwest Airlines to lose 23 cents per share.A year ago, it lost $2.67 per share. Revenue increased by 291% to 3,939 billion US dollars. The result: Southwest Airlines lost 35 cents per share and revenue increased by 297% to US$4.01 billion. Southwest Airlines reported that free cash flow in the second quarter was $1.9 billion. After a large amount of daily cash burns for several quarters, the basic cash flow in June was positive. Operating profit decreased by 20 in June.Compared with June 2019 before the pandemic, it has increased by 7%, and continues to improve. Calculated with comparable data, leisure passenger transport surpassed the level of June 2019 compared with July 2019, and lowered the target by 15-20% compared with the previous level. Sales in August are expected to fall by 12%. 17% of LUV shares fell 3.6%.Southwest Airlines has a combined rating of 19 points and a BPA rating of 4 points. After airlines lost money last year due to travel restrictions related to the pandemic, other airline stocks also have weak IBD ratings. And stated that “international long-distance and business travel is accelerating even faster than expected. Chief Executive Scott Kirby said on Wednesday that the airline has not yet noticed researchers’ comments on Delta’s most contagious variant. Requirements are affected. The survey said this poses a lower risk to vaccinated individuals and increases infection rates. Delta, which reported growth last week, said it was “aware of the risks that new options pose to the pace of recovery,” he said. Rebuilding international capabilities "will be very self-disciplined."
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