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The ACSI Travel Study 2025 showed a decline in customer satisfaction with the airline industry. Frontier Airlines had the lowest satisfaction score.
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When airline stocks move, they can fly high, creating wealth for the shareholders. Perhaps this explains why billionaire investor Stanley Druckenmiller recently bought shares of American...
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This post may contain links from our sponsors and affiliates, and Flywheel Publishing may receive compensation for actions taken through them. Paul Singer founded Elliott Investment Management L.P.,...
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For those unfamiliar with Glenn Greenberg, the billionaire co-founded Chieftain Capital in 1984 with John Shapiro. In 2009, the partnership ended, with Shapiro taking the name to a new partnership,...
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Millions of people have a fear of flying. Even for those of us who don’t we have to admit we hold our breath sometimes on takeoffs and landings and feel slightly alarmed at signs of turbulence....
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A federal judge has ruled against the merger of two low-cost U.S. airlines, and the Disney company has announced its board candidates.
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A recent analysis reveals that Delta Air Lines had the best on-time performance among U.S. airlines in 2023.
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Alaska Air has announced an agreement to purchase Hawaiian Air for $18 a share, a premium of 270%. Why are investors cautious?
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Air travel delays have reached extraordinary levels lately, though this wasn’t always the case in recent years. The COVID-19 pandemic grounded the entire industry, prompting federal aid to keep...
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A recent analysis reveals that Spirit Airlines had the lowest customer satisfaction rating in the United States.
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A recent analysis reveals that JetBlue is the worst carrier in the country.
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Will United Airlines report fourth-quarter results that soar past relatively modest expectations?
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Will the Southwest Airlines CEO face any consequences for the company's poor holiday performance or the pittance compensation for affected passengers?
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CEOs who undercut financial performance and the public’s confidence in their products and services should be candidates for dismissal.
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