Market Cap 47.01B
Revenue (ttm) 63.36B
Net Income (ttm) 5.01B
EPS (ttm) N/A
PE Ratio 11.84
Forward PE 13.50
Profit Margin 7.90%
Debt to Equity Ratio 0.70
Volume 7,336,000
Avg Vol 11,872,937
Day's Range N/A - N/A
Shares Out 656.99M
Stochastic %K 22%
Beta 1.25
Analysts Strong Sell
Price Target $81.68

Company Profile

Delta Air Lines, Inc. provides scheduled air transportation for passengers and cargo in the United States and internationally. The company operates through two segments, Airline and Refinery. Its domestic network centered on core hubs in Atlanta, Detroit, Minneapolis-St. Paul, and Salt Lake City, as well as coastal hub positions in Boston, Los Angeles, New York-LaGuardia, New York-JFK, and Seattle; and international network centered on hubs and market presence in Amsterdam, Bogota, Lima, Mexico...

Industry: Airlines
Sector: Industrials
Phone: 404-715-2191
Address:
1030 Delta Boulevard, Atlanta, United States
D011
D011 May. 16 at 3:28 AM
$DAL brk sold Delta in 2020 at $20 and buying back at $70. Wth is going. They have lost their mind
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JustTryin38
JustTryin38 May. 16 at 2:28 AM
$DAL ah yes airlines, traditionally one of the most highly profitable industries
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MountCapital
MountCapital May. 16 at 12:54 AM
$DAL MAGA death cult
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Tfukalis
Tfukalis May. 16 at 12:04 AM
$DAL buying very secured and profitable food companies, in my opinion, is a much better bargain, for long term investment than buying airline companies. Some food companies like Conagra pays 10% dividend yield. Even if we have a new world war food will still be in demand.
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jewell69
jewell69 May. 15 at 11:54 PM
EL AVISO ! STAY AWAY from Africa; nbc nightly news reporting 65 dead on new new new ebola outbreak in "w africa" stay away from: $CAFRX $EZA $TRAMX FWIW $EEM IS Africa/Middle East: 7.39% 7:53 PM EDT 5/15/26 don't forget, 11,000 killed 10 years ago (so says nbc nightly news) I remember $DAL had a route in / out of a very very nearby country 10 years ago.
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topstockalerts
topstockalerts May. 15 at 11:44 PM
Appaloosa, the hedge fund founded by David Tepper, made a sharp portfolio shift in the first quarter by completely exiting its positions in the three major U.S. airlines—Delta Air Lines, American Airlines, and United Airlines—according to its latest regulatory disclosure. The move comes as the airline sector faces renewed pressure from rising fuel costs, which have been driven higher by geopolitical tensions, including the war involving Iran. Higher fuel prices typically squeeze airline margins, especially for carriers that already operate on thin profitability and are sensitive to cost volatility. Despite earlier signals from Delta’s CEO Ed Bastian suggesting travel demand remained resilient, the hedge fund opted to fully step away from the sector. At the same time, Appaloosa redeployed capital into companies viewed as more resilient or growth-oriented in the current environment. The fund increased its exposure to Amazon. $DAL $AAL $UAL $AMZN $UBER
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opticaldog
opticaldog May. 15 at 10:50 PM
$DAL oh boy. Berkshire is making a huge mistake.
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topstockalerts
topstockalerts May. 15 at 10:16 PM
Berkshire Hathaway disclosed new stakes in Delta Air Lines and Macy’s during Q1 under CEO Greg Abel, according to a Friday regulatory filing. Shares rose 3% and 5%, respectively, in after-hours trading following the news. The Omaha-based conglomerate bought nearly 40 million Delta shares and about 4 million Macy’s shares. Berkshire exited positions in Aon, Amazon, Domino’s Pizza, Mastercard, Visa, and UnitedHealth Group during the quarter. These smaller holdings may have been managed by former investment manager Todd Combs, who joined JPMorgan Chase in April. UnitedHealth shares fell 2.4% in after-hours trading, while the other divested positions saw limited movement. Abel, who became CEO in January following Warren Buffett’s retirement, reaffirmed Apple, American Express, Coca-Cola, and Moody’s as core holdings and said Berkshire would maintain its concentrated equity investment strategy. $DAL $M $BRK.A
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StockMomentumLab
StockMomentumLab May. 15 at 9:34 PM
TEPPER Q1 2026 — SHARP MACRO ROTATION CONFIRMED Latest 13F read shows continued unwinding of legacy cyclicals + China exposure while capital concentrates into AI, energy, and platform growth. 👉Click to view @StockMomentumLab for timely updates amid the volatility. Recent reductions/exits: $UAL $52M — airlines pressure fully unwinding $DAL $33M — further airline de-risking $FXI $42M — China large-cap exposure trimmed $GT $22M — Goodyear industrial exposure reduced Macro message is consistent: less China beta, less travel cyclicals, more AI + power + infrastructure sensitivity. Meanwhile capital continues clustering into AMZN, UBER, VST, and EWY-linked exposure. This is not random trimming — it’s a directional shift in risk appetite. Early signal of institutional capitulation in old economy trades, or just rotation chasing the strongest tape?
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notreload_ai
notreload_ai May. 15 at 9:01 PM
$BRK.B bought a $2.6B stake in $DAL again and also took a small new position in $M while reshaping its portfolio in Q1 2026. https://notreload.xyz/berkshire-buys-stake-in-delta-air-lines/
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Latest News on DAL
Delta, Macy’s jump after Berkshire discloses new positions

2026-05-16T11:35:11.000Z - 3 hours ago

Delta, Macy’s jump after Berkshire discloses new positions

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Delta Passed on Starlink. Should Investors Care?

May 15, 2026, 10:59 AM EDT - 1 day ago

Delta Passed on Starlink. Should Investors Care?


Delta gives workers 4% pay raise amid industry uncertainty

May 14, 2026, 2:45 PM EDT - 1 day ago

Delta gives workers 4% pay raise amid industry uncertainty


Delta won't use Starlink. Elon Musk is not happy.

May 14, 2026, 1:37 PM EDT - 1 day ago

Delta won't use Starlink. Elon Musk is not happy.


Wheels Up appoints Delta Air Lines CFO Erik Snell to board

2026-04-24T11:55:39.000Z - 22 days ago

Wheels Up appoints Delta Air Lines CFO Erik Snell to board

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Delta Air Lines Declares Quarterly Dividend

Apr 23, 2026, 4:30 PM EDT - 22 days ago

Delta Air Lines Declares Quarterly Dividend


Delta Air Lines Earnings Call Transcript: Q1 2026

Apr 8, 2026, 10:00 AM EDT - 5 weeks ago

Delta Air Lines Earnings Call Transcript: Q1 2026


D011
D011 May. 16 at 3:28 AM
$DAL brk sold Delta in 2020 at $20 and buying back at $70. Wth is going. They have lost their mind
2 · Reply
JustTryin38
JustTryin38 May. 16 at 2:28 AM
$DAL ah yes airlines, traditionally one of the most highly profitable industries
0 · Reply
MountCapital
MountCapital May. 16 at 12:54 AM
$DAL MAGA death cult
1 · Reply
Tfukalis
Tfukalis May. 16 at 12:04 AM
$DAL buying very secured and profitable food companies, in my opinion, is a much better bargain, for long term investment than buying airline companies. Some food companies like Conagra pays 10% dividend yield. Even if we have a new world war food will still be in demand.
1 · Reply
jewell69
jewell69 May. 15 at 11:54 PM
EL AVISO ! STAY AWAY from Africa; nbc nightly news reporting 65 dead on new new new ebola outbreak in "w africa" stay away from: $CAFRX $EZA $TRAMX FWIW $EEM IS Africa/Middle East: 7.39% 7:53 PM EDT 5/15/26 don't forget, 11,000 killed 10 years ago (so says nbc nightly news) I remember $DAL had a route in / out of a very very nearby country 10 years ago.
0 · Reply
topstockalerts
topstockalerts May. 15 at 11:44 PM
Appaloosa, the hedge fund founded by David Tepper, made a sharp portfolio shift in the first quarter by completely exiting its positions in the three major U.S. airlines—Delta Air Lines, American Airlines, and United Airlines—according to its latest regulatory disclosure. The move comes as the airline sector faces renewed pressure from rising fuel costs, which have been driven higher by geopolitical tensions, including the war involving Iran. Higher fuel prices typically squeeze airline margins, especially for carriers that already operate on thin profitability and are sensitive to cost volatility. Despite earlier signals from Delta’s CEO Ed Bastian suggesting travel demand remained resilient, the hedge fund opted to fully step away from the sector. At the same time, Appaloosa redeployed capital into companies viewed as more resilient or growth-oriented in the current environment. The fund increased its exposure to Amazon. $DAL $AAL $UAL $AMZN $UBER
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opticaldog
opticaldog May. 15 at 10:50 PM
$DAL oh boy. Berkshire is making a huge mistake.
1 · Reply
topstockalerts
topstockalerts May. 15 at 10:16 PM
Berkshire Hathaway disclosed new stakes in Delta Air Lines and Macy’s during Q1 under CEO Greg Abel, according to a Friday regulatory filing. Shares rose 3% and 5%, respectively, in after-hours trading following the news. The Omaha-based conglomerate bought nearly 40 million Delta shares and about 4 million Macy’s shares. Berkshire exited positions in Aon, Amazon, Domino’s Pizza, Mastercard, Visa, and UnitedHealth Group during the quarter. These smaller holdings may have been managed by former investment manager Todd Combs, who joined JPMorgan Chase in April. UnitedHealth shares fell 2.4% in after-hours trading, while the other divested positions saw limited movement. Abel, who became CEO in January following Warren Buffett’s retirement, reaffirmed Apple, American Express, Coca-Cola, and Moody’s as core holdings and said Berkshire would maintain its concentrated equity investment strategy. $DAL $M $BRK.A
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StockMomentumLab
StockMomentumLab May. 15 at 9:34 PM
TEPPER Q1 2026 — SHARP MACRO ROTATION CONFIRMED Latest 13F read shows continued unwinding of legacy cyclicals + China exposure while capital concentrates into AI, energy, and platform growth. 👉Click to view @StockMomentumLab for timely updates amid the volatility. Recent reductions/exits: $UAL $52M — airlines pressure fully unwinding $DAL $33M — further airline de-risking $FXI $42M — China large-cap exposure trimmed $GT $22M — Goodyear industrial exposure reduced Macro message is consistent: less China beta, less travel cyclicals, more AI + power + infrastructure sensitivity. Meanwhile capital continues clustering into AMZN, UBER, VST, and EWY-linked exposure. This is not random trimming — it’s a directional shift in risk appetite. Early signal of institutional capitulation in old economy trades, or just rotation chasing the strongest tape?
0 · Reply
notreload_ai
notreload_ai May. 15 at 9:01 PM
$BRK.B bought a $2.6B stake in $DAL again and also took a small new position in $M while reshaping its portfolio in Q1 2026. https://notreload.xyz/berkshire-buys-stake-in-delta-air-lines/
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ChipDistribution7
ChipDistribution7 May. 15 at 8:54 PM
$BRK.B Q1 showing a few interesting adds — Delta $DAL and Macy’s $M among them. What stands out isn’t the names themselves, but the consistency of Berkshire’s style shift: selective, value-oriented, and still leaning into real-economy cash flow businesses. Important context: this is also the first reporting cycle after Buffett stepped back from day-to-day leadership, so naturally the market is watching for any subtle changes in positioning behavior. Nothing here screams “new strategy” — more like continued disciplined capital deployment into beaten-down, cash-generative names. Curious if this is just routine allocation… or early signal of a tone shift under the new structure. Follow me 👉@ChipDistribution7 for real-time updates and everything. Let’s make moves!
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stevo69
stevo69 May. 15 at 8:50 PM
$AC.TSX Now I know why. $BRK.A Just brought a huge stake in $DAL Delta. Very bullish for airline sector.
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minimalistreview
minimalistreview May. 15 at 8:49 PM
Berkshire Hathaway latest disclosure shows new positions in $DAL Delta Air Lines and $M Macy’s, alongside a significant increase in $GOOGL exposure by roughly 200%. The positioning suggests a repricing of overly pessimistic consumer and cyclical narratives. Airlines reflect a bet on easing oil prices and resilient travel demand, while retail implies expectations of gradual demand stabilization. At the same time, Alphabet continues to be reinforced as a core AI and advertising compounder. The overall shift signals capital rotation toward cash-flow durability and earnings resilience over sentiment-driven trading.
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lextrading
lextrading May. 15 at 8:47 PM
$V Why would you reduce your Visa and $MA and close $AMZN while adding to a cyclical business like $DAL. Delta is trading at its historical peaks.
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cloudhedge
cloudhedge May. 15 at 8:45 PM
Latest update: Berkshire Hathaway $BRK.B added two new positions in Q1, Delta Air Lines $DAL and Macy’s $M. One notable detail is that this is the first quarterly filing released without Warren Buffett directly managing the portfolio. Is the market going to read this as a shift in positioning, or just another routine adjustment? Follow me 👉 @cloudhedge for real-time updates and everything. Let’s make moves!
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Ozzyinmtl
Ozzyinmtl May. 15 at 8:42 PM
$DAL yes buffet has taken a $2 billion steak in Delta
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NeverFadeTheOracle
NeverFadeTheOracle May. 15 at 8:31 PM
$DAL Could be Wareen Buffets last Major Buy Since $GOOGL Smart since airlines are mostly Fooked
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Lbjr
Lbjr May. 15 at 8:21 PM
$DAL what a dumbass. planes dont fly without jet fuel.
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chartistmind
chartistmind May. 15 at 8:20 PM
$DAL $QQQ $SPY Buffett I am on to you. you are the greatest breakout technician i’ve ever seen. $BRK.B
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Jimmy_Javelin
Jimmy_Javelin May. 15 at 8:19 PM
$DAL $SPY $QQQ BREAKING: Berkshire Hathaway initiated 2.6B position in Delta Airlines
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MountCapital
MountCapital May. 15 at 1:22 PM
$DAL MAGA has killed the once beautiful USA
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Championinvestor
Championinvestor May. 15 at 1:06 PM
$ALK $AAL $UAL $DAL $JBLU Just published:
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