Earnings roundup: American Airlines, Union Pacific profits rise in Q4
Week’s roundup of quarterly reports includes American Airlines, the city’s second-biggest carrier, and Union Pacific, the biggest of the major rail operators.
American Airlines Q4 earnings on deck: What to expect
With American Airlines (NASDAQ:AAL) set to post results on Thursday, analysts are expecting a positive quarter from the U.S. carrier, fueled by strong travel demand during the holidays. Wall Street expects the Texas-based airline company to post EPS of $0.
American Airlines Q4: Earnings Beat, Debt Milestone, Lackluster Guidance And More
American Airlines (NASDAQ: AAL) stock fell after reporting Q4 results & weak outlook. Operating revenue grew 4.6% YoY, adjusted EPS up to $0.86. Q1 guidance: ($0.20)-($0.40) EPS, 3%-5% revenue increase.
American Airlines continued work to regain corporate business in Q4
American reported an 8% increase in business travel revenue and negotiated new deals with several travel agencies.
Why Did American Airlines Stock Drop After Q4 Earnings?
American Airlines reported strong Q4 earnings, driven by lower fuel costs, but saw an 8.7% stock drop. Check out why I rate AAL stock as a Strong Buy.
American Airlines shares tumble as outlook falls short
American Airlines last year said it would reverse a business-travel sales strategy that backfired. The airline signed a new credit card deal with Citi late last year. American Airlines reported a jump in fourth-quarter profits with results coming in ahead of analysts’ expectations,
Why American Airlines Stock Is Losing Altitude Today
American Airlines Group (NASDAQ: AAL) beat quarterly expectations, but its outlook for what's to come wasn't as rosy as some had hoped for. Investors are heading for the exits after the results, sending American shares down as much as 10% for the day and down 8% as of 12:30 p.
American Airlines' outlook overshadows upbeat Q4 results
American Airlines' forward guidance overshadows a beat for Q4, sending shares sharply lower in premarket trading.
American Airlines' SWOT analysis: stock poised for takeoff amid challenges
American Airlines Group Inc. (NASDAQ:AAL), one of the largest airlines in the United States, has been navigating a complex landscape of challenges and opportunities as it seeks to regain its competitive edge in the post-pandemic era.
Why American Airlines (AAL) Shares Are Plunging Today
What Happened? Shares of global airline American Airlines (NASDAQ:AAL) fell 9.2% in the morning session after the company reported weak fourth-quarter results, with full-year EPS guidance missing Wall Street's estimates due to surging fuel costs and margin pressures from new labor agreements.
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American Airlines posts record Q4 2024 revenue, keeps lowering debt levels
American Airlines also highlighted how, helped by record free cash flow of $2.2 billion, it had made big progress in meeting ...
American Airlines CEO Didn’t Take The Bait From United
United CEO Scott Kirby diminished American in comments on Wednesday. American CEO Robert Isom barely responded during ...
American Airlines' 2025 Forecast Promising Despite Q1 Challenges, Say Analysts
American Airlines Group Inc (NASDAQ:AAL) reported its fourth-quarter FY24 earnings along with a weak guidance. The following ...
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American Airlines Q4 EPS Beats Esitmates
The fourth quarter saw American Airlines leveraging strong passenger demand and efficient route management to deliver record revenue. The adoption of capacity adjustments helped generate ...
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American Airlines' stock has fallen despite posting record revenue in 2024, earnings report says
FORT WORTH, Texas — Fort Worth-based American Airlines on Thursday reported fourth-quarter earnings of $590 million. The airline said it had record fourth quarter revenue of $13.7 billion ...
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American Airlines' plan for 2025: New biz-class suites, more lounges and improved Wi-Fi
Travelers have a lot to look forward to from American Airlines in 2025: New business-class suites, premium lounges and ...
American Airlines’ weaker-than-expected guidance ‘not as negative’ as it appeared, says analyst
American Airlines cited “present demand trends” and fuel-price forecasts as it predicted a first-quarter loss.