North American Stock Markets Closed; Airline Labor Deal Shifts Costs

WestJet's recently negotiated contract for cabin crew sets a new cost standard among North American airlines. The major change is not just the highlighted pay raise, but the broadened scope of paid time that now extends past actual flight hours.

American Airlines Shares Dip 2.7%, With O’Hare Tire Incident Accounting for 0.1% of Fleet

American Airlines Shares Dip 2.7%, With O’Hare Tire Incident Accounting for 0.1% of Fleet

Shares of American Airlines Group ended Monday 2.7% lower before a tire issue at O’Hare brought new attention. A Boeing 737-800 arriving from New York experienced the failure of two tires following landing. All 180 passengers disembarked safely at the terminal and no injuries occurred. The airline has grounded the plane as the Federal Aviation Administration begins an investigation.
American Airlines (NASDAQ:AAL) faces outsized fuel-risk test as oil climbs

American Airlines (NASDAQ:AAL) faces outsized fuel-risk test as oil climbs

American Airlines Group Inc. enters Wednesday’s premarket with fuel exposure that looks unusually large beside its equity value. A sustained 10-cent-per-gallon increase in jet fuel would add about $450 million to annual expense, equal to 4.3% of the carrier’s $10.36 billion market capitalization, according to a Reuters calculation based on its latest filing and Tuesday’s market value.
American Airlines Stock Has a Lower Q2 Revenue Bar Than Delta — Fuel Is the Catch

American Airlines Stock Has a Lower Q2 Revenue Bar Than Delta — Fuel Is the Catch

American Airlines Group Inc. enters Monday with a favorable signal from Delta Air Lines Inc.: Delta’s second-quarter adjusted unit revenue rose 12.4%, nearly three percentage points above the rate implied at the midpoint of American’s own guidance. U.S. exchanges were closed Sunday; American last traded at $16.95, down about 0.6% on Friday.
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