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Airline Delays: Southwest (LUV) Crushes Northwest

Southwest Air (NYSE:LUV) once again proved why it is the most admired carrier in America. Over 83% of its flights arrived on time in August, the latest month measured by US Department of Transportation.…

Douglas A. McIntyre · 17 years ago

The Sucker Rally In Airline Stocks (UAUA)(CAL)(AMR)(LCC)

Try to balance the conventional wisdom about airline stocks. Audit Integrity has AMR (AMR) and Continental (CAL) on its list of large American companies most likely to go bankrupt. UBS upgraded several carriers to…

Douglas A. McIntyre · 17 years ago

Why is American Airlines Rearranging the Deck Chairs?

By Robert Herbst of AirlineFinancials.com American Airlines (AMR) recent announcement made one thing very clear.   –Sorry St Louis, it’s nothing personal it’s just business!–   It doesn’t take a rocket scientist to conclude…

Douglas A. McIntyre · 17 years ago

World’s Airlines To Lose $11 Billion In 2009

The global airline industry, still staggering from huge losses and bankruptcies late last year caused by oil prices that moved over $140 a barrel, is not doing much better in 2009. Low passenger traffic…

Douglas A. McIntyre · 17 years ago

China Readies First Airliner

It can hardly be good news for embattled Boeing (BA) or Airbus. China has unveiled the first commercial airliner to be produced inside its borders. It is called the C919 and will be able…

Douglas A. McIntyre · 17 years ago

24/7 Wall St. TV: Boeing CEO Finds A Scapegoat

The launch of Boeing’s 787 Dreamliner has been delayed so often that it would be comical except that the aerospace firm’s shareholders and customers are not laughing. Boeing trades at $50, down from more…

Douglas A. McIntyre · 17 years ago

Boeing’s (BA) CEO Finds A Scapegoat

The launch of Boeing’s 787 Dreamliner has been delayed so often that it would be comical except that the aerospace firm’s shareholders and customers are not laughing. Boeing trades at $50, down from more…

Douglas A. McIntyre · 17 years ago

How the Legacy Airlines Lost So Much Altitude Since 9/11

By Robert Herbst After losing over $5 billion last year, the airline industry is now on course to lose a similar amount for 2009. This projected loss comes after the airlines will spend over…

Douglas A. McIntyre · 17 years ago

Air Traffic Shows Modest Improvement (AMR)(UAUA)(CAL)(DAL)

Faced with higher fuel prices and falling passenger traffic, the airline industry is ailing. There are concerns that some carriers will go bankrupt if the situation does not improve by the holiday season which…

Douglas A. McIntyre · 17 years ago

A Strange New World: A Bidding War For An Airline

Airline analysts are worried that some US carriers will have to make huge cost cuts or face Chapter 11 filings later this year. The rising cost of jet fuel and precipitous dive in passenger…

Douglas A. McIntyre · 17 years ago

Buffett Loses Top Gun at NetJets (BRK-A)

It is easy to forget about the NetJets Inc. company….  Partly because of the recession, and partly because even fractional ownership of private jets has been vilified by the attack on wealth today.  Yet…

Douglas A. McIntyre · 17 years ago

Boeing (BA): Another Setbank In A Long Series

The delays in the Boeing (BA) Dreamliner were bound to cause its customers to take actions against the airplane manufacturer and that has happened. The Wall Street Journal reports that British Air is seeking…

Douglas A. McIntyre · 17 years ago

AMR Sets Low Bar For Airline Sector Earnings (AMR, CAL, LUV)

AMR Corp. (NYSE: AMR) has some pretty disappointing figures, at least until you compare them to analyst expectations.  AMR posted earnings of -$1.39 on a net basis and -$1.14 EPS on a non-GAAP basis…

Douglas A. McIntyre · 17 years ago