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Delta Air Lines reinstated its annual profit outlook, signaling a rebound in travel demand and boosting its stock. The airline’s optimistic forecast also lifted shares of rival carriers amid renewed confidence in the US consumer sector.
- Delta's stock surged 12% after reinstating its annual profit outlook.
- CEO Ed Bastian cited tax cuts and tariff progress as key recovery drivers.
- Corporate travel and consumer bookings are strengthening despite trade disputes.
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