Airline stocks get a broad boost from Delta’s earnings, ‘strong’ outlook

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Shares of airline companies traded broadly higher Thursday, after Delta Air Lines Inc. beat first-quarter revenue expectations and provided a “strong...

Shares of airline companies traded broadly higher Thursday, after Delta Air Lines Inc. beat first-quarter revenue expectations and provided a “strong outlook” for the current quarter. The U.S. Global Jets exchange-traded fund JETS rose 0.8% in premarket trading, as Delta’s stock DAL jumped 2.5%. Among the more active shares of other U.S.-based carriers, American Airlines Group Inc. AAL gained 2.9%, United Airlines Holdings Inc. UAL hiked up 2.6%, JetBlue Airways Corp.

rallied 1.7% and Alaska Air Group Inc. ALK advanced 3.5%, while Southwest Airlines Co.’s stock LUV was an outlier as it slipped 0.1%. Meanwhile, futures... Shares of airline companies traded broadly higher Thursday, after Delta Air Lines Inc. beat first-quarter revenue expectations and provided a “strong outlook” for the current quarter. The U.S. Global Jets exchange-traded fund JETS rose 0.8% in premarket trading, as Delta’s stock DAL jumped 2.5%. Among the more active shares of other U.S.

rallied 1.7% and Alaska Air Group Inc. ALK advanced 3.5%, while Southwest Airlines Co.’s stock LUV was an outlier as it slipped 0.1%. Meanwhile, futures ES00 for the S&P 500 SPX inched lower by less than 0.1%.

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