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Delta Surpasses Q1 Earnings, CEO Optimistic About Travel Demand Surge
Delta Air Lines has surpassed first-quarter earnings expectations, showcasing a robust rebound in both leisure and corporate travel sectors. The airline, under the leadership of CEO Ed Bastian, reported an adjusted net income of $288 million, outpacing the projected $235 million. This financial upturn is buoyed by an adjusted earnings per share of $0.45, exceeding the anticipated $0.36, and a revenue of $12.6 billion against an expected $12.5 billion. 
Delta Air Lines has surpassed first-quarter earnings expectations, showcasing a robust rebound in both leisure and corporate travel sectors. The airline, under the leadership of CEO Ed Bastian, reported an adjusted net income of $288 million, outpacing the projected $235 million. This financial upturn is buoyed by an adjusted earnings per share of $0.45, exceeding the anticipated $0.36, and a revenue of $12.6 billion against an expected $12.5 billion. -
Delta Airlines To Reduce Flight Operations This Summer
Delta to continue making schedule adjustments in the coming weeks. 
Delta to continue making schedule adjustments in the coming weeks. -
Most U.S. Flights To Shanghai Stopped Amid Increasing COVID-19 Infections
The U.S. is seeing an outbreak of cases caused by the Omicron variant. 
The U.S. is seeing an outbreak of cases caused by the Omicron variant. -
Airlines Brace For Long Queues When U.S. Eases Travel Restrictions
Things will be a little sloppy at first, Delta Air CEO says. 
Things will be a little sloppy at first, Delta Air CEO says. -
Delta Airlines Cancels Nearly 100 Easter Flights As Pilot Shortage Threatens Airline
A spokeswoman said vaccine bookings contributed to the pilot shortage. A spokeswoman said vaccine bookings contributed to the pilot shortage. -
Delta Air Plans To Bring Back 400 Pilots In Sign Of Travel Optimism
Shares of Delta fell 2%, and other airline stocks were down on travel restrictions. 
Shares of Delta fell 2%, and other airline stocks were down on travel restrictions. -
Two Passengers Open Door Of Moving Delta Plane And Slide Out With Their Dog
Two passengers deployed the emergency slide on a Delta flight in New York while it was still taxiing on the runway. 
Two passengers deployed the emergency slide on a Delta flight in New York while it was still taxiing on the runway. -
Delta Air Asks More Employees To Take Voluntary Leave As Crisis Worsens
The U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention is discouraging travel during the holidays. 
The U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention is discouraging travel during the holidays. -
Delta Halts Planned Pilot Furloughs After Reaching Union Agreement
Under the agreement, pilots would have to agree to specific terms that were negotiated by the airline. 
Under the agreement, pilots would have to agree to specific terms that were negotiated by the airline. -
Delta Can Avoid Most Job Cuts But Still Supports More Gov't Aid, CEO Says
Delta Air Lines' Chief Executive Ed Bastian said the company will avoid involuntary furloughs for frontline employees on Oct. 1 except for pilots, but will continue to reduce work hours and executive pay through the end of the year. 
Delta Air Lines' Chief Executive Ed Bastian said the company will avoid involuntary furloughs for frontline employees on Oct. 1 except for pilots, but will continue to reduce work hours and executive pay through the end of the year.
