《美股業績》達美航空(DAL.US)上季虧損收窄 第二季盈測勝預期
達美航空(DAL.US)今年首季虧損3.63億美元,較去年同期的9.4億美元收所收窄。經調整每股盈利為0.25美元,不及市場預期,因冬季暴風雪損害了收入並推高營運開支。
截至首季末預訂量為112億美元,較去年底增長約35%。第二季有75%的國際航班已被預訂,達美航空預計第二季調整後每股盈利介乎2至2.25美元,高於市場預期的1.66美元。由於運力增長17%,預計第二季收入將按年上升15%至17%。
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