- Delta, United to Resume Flights to Israel Suspended Since 2023
Delta Air Lines Inc. said it plans to resume daily nonstop flights between New York and Tel Aviv in two weeks, the second US major carrier to restart direct service since the outbreak of the Hamas-Israel conflict in 2023.
Macro·1 article / 1 outlet·42d ago
- Delta Wins Challenge of DOT Order to End Aeromexico Partnership
Delta Air Lines Inc. and Grupo Aeromexico won a legal fight to preserve their trans-border joint venture. A US appeals court vacated a Trump administration order directing the carriers to dissolve their alliance.
Legal·1 article / 1 outlet·48d ago
- Berkshire Adds $17 Billion to Alphabet Stake
Berkshire Hathaway has significantly increased its investment in Alphabet, now holding about 106 million shares valued at $37.9 billion as of the end of June. This move has elevated Alphabet to the third largest holding in Berkshire's equity portfolio.
Macro·3 articles / 2 outlets·50d ago
- American Airlines Restores Seatback Screens on Short-Haul Jets by 2028
American Airlines Group Inc. will restore seatback screens and increase premium seating on its narrowbody jets from 2028 as the carrier looks to compete with rivals Delta Air Lines Inc. and United Airlines Holdings Inc.
Product·2 articles / 2 outlets·50d ago
- Berkshire Hathaway Boosts Alphabet to Top Three Holding, Increases Delta Stake
Berkshire Hathaway Inc. padded its holdings in Delta Air Lines Inc. and Google parent Alphabet Inc. during the second quarter as Greg Abel began tapping into the company’s massive cash hoard.
Macro·3 articles / 2 outlets·51d ago
- Delta Reports $1.4bn Profit Amid High Airfares Expected to Persist
Delta Airlines reported a profit of $1.4 billion for the second quarter, driven by elevated airfares and strong travel demand. Despite experiencing its highest quarterly fuel expense in history, the company anticipates that higher airfare prices will continue, even with a recent drop in oil prices.
Earnings·2 articles / 2 outlets·89d ago