Delta Air Lines slashes earnings outlook citing weaker U.S. demand, sending shares down
- Delta Air Lines has reduced its first-quarter earnings and revenue outlook due to declining domestic demand, leading to a 13.2% drop in shares during after-hours trading.
- The airline forecasts revenue growth of only 3% to 4%, down from an earlier estimate of 7% to 9%, as stated in its SEC filing.
- Earnings per share are now expected to be between 30 cents and 50 cents, a decrease from the previous estimate of 70 cents to $1, according to the airline's announcement.
- President Donald Trump mentioned a potential recession and cited ongoing uncertainty affecting consumer spending, which has impacted Delta's outlook.
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