It appears that Delta Air Lines may have flown too close to the sun with its earnings forecasts at the beginning of the year, with macroeconomic uncertainty forcing the company to revisit its growth predictions. At the start of the year, Delta Air Lines shares boomed to post-pandemic highs, amid excellent financial performance in 2024 and a leadership team that was telling the public that 2025 could be the company’s “most profitable year ever.” Trump’s reelection sent airline industry stocks skywards amid increased confidence in Trump’s economic policies.
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International Airlines Group (IAG), the parent company of carriers such as British Airways, Iberia, and others, has ordered new aircraft from Airbus and Boeing, with delivery dates ranging from 2027 to 2033.The order came shortly after Trump administration officials teased that a United Kingdom-based airline would spend $10 billion on Boeing aircraft after the United States and the UK signed a trade deal. We take a look at the details of IAG’s aircraft orders in today’s video!