Delta Posts $5.4 Billion Loss As Fate Of Struggling U.S. Airlines—And Airline Aid—Remains Uncertain

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As the airline industry continues to struggle amid the ongoing coronavirus pandemic, Delta Airlines on Tuesday posted a $5.4 billion loss in the third quarter after spending billions on buyouts for employees and restructuring its fleet. Delta’s third quarter revenue was $3 billion, down from $12.5 billion in the same period last year.

The carrier said its losses related to the coronavirus pandemic—including those buyouts and fleet changes—totaled $4 billion. Shares of Delta fell 1% in premarket trading Tuesday morning, and the stock is down more than 46% for the year.. That’s how much Delta said it would borrow in a new debt deal last month, backed by its SkyMiles frequent flyer program. The company said it would use the money to shore up liquidity during the pandemic.

 

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Democrats are destroying the airline industry

Isn’t this the free market all the 1% Republicans say they want? Or is that only when they’re making $$?

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