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Airline Stocks Face Turbulence: JetBlue Crashes 41% and Experts Sound Alarm

JetBlue’s Slide and Ratings JetBlue’s stock has been battered recently. Despite raising its Q3 guidance in September (strong late-summer bookings and cheaper fuel allowed JetBlue to tighten capacity and increase revenue forecasts flightglobal.com flightglobal.com), investors remain skeptical. The airline’s Jul–Sep earnings showed a loss of $0.16 per share (worse than many peers) marketbeat.com. JetBlue’s heavy debt load and sub‐1x price/sales make it vulnerable as yields soften. Credit and equity analysts are cautious: Weiss Ratings’ Oct 9 report gave JBLU a sell (D-)” rating marketbeat.com. MarketBeat notes that 7 analysts now rate JBLU Hold and 5 rate Sell, yielding a consensus

12 October 2025

United Airlines Stock Skyrockets on Travel Boom: Is $130 Next for UAL?

Stock Price & Recent Performance As of market close Oct 8, 2025, UAL traded around $98.09 reuters.com, a ~1.5% gain for the day. In early pre-market Oct 9, it had jumped ~6% to ~$104 stockanalysis.com. Over the past week, UAL shares have rebounded from recent lows near ~$94 (Oct 2) to fresh highs around $99–100. The stock’s 6-month chart shows a rally to a mid-September peak (~$109) followed by a pullback; current technical indicators (see below) suggest mild momentum. UAL trades well above its pandemic lows and has outperformed some broader indices this year (its 52-week high is $116 reuters.com).

9 October 2025

Airlines · Financial News · Investing · NASDAQ:UAL · Stock Market · Travel Industry

American Airlines (AAL) Stock Takes Off on Travel Demand – Will It Keep Climbing or Hit Turbulence?

Stock Price and Recent Performance American Airlines’ stock has been on a turbulent ride in 2025. After starting the year in the high teens, AAL has sunk into the low double-digits – recently closing around $11.81 marketbeat.com. The slide accelerated in September amid soft travel demand and pessimistic guidance. As of early October, shares were down over 34% year-to-date (vastly underperforming the S&P 500) and about 15% lower in the past month alone marketbeat.com. This steep drop reflects both company-specific challenges and broader sector headwinds (from rising costs to economic jitters). This week, however, brought a glimmer of relief. American’s

9 October 2025

Airlines · Investment · Market Analysis · Stock Market · Travel Industry