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One thing on the horizon that could affect the optimism about the airline industry is that fuel prices have started to rise and already have wounded the earnings of one carrier.
The airlines used to be a bad investment, but the metrics are changing more and more. These airlines even have started paying dividends and buying back stock.
American Airlines released a better-than-expected fourth-quarter earnings report before the markets opened on Friday.
24/7 Wall St. has put together a preview of major airlines reporting their earnings this week. Considering the new Trump administration has been positive for many industries, could we expect to see...
Delta Air Lines and Hawaiian Airlines have the best frequent flyer programs; Spirit and Frontier the worst, according to WalletHub.
JetBlue Airways has fares from New York's JFK to Boston for as little as $52 one way. The deal is extraordinary, but there are some methods to what appears to be its madness.
United Continental beats earnings, revenues but outlook hampered stock price in Tuesday's after-hours trading.
The state of Florida's number one industry is tourism, and tourism depends on airports to bring in all those half-frozen northerners for a few days (or more) of thawing out.
Will Donald Trump's push for more U.S. manufacturing jobs slow growth in the global air cargo industry?
A rumored marketplace to match shipping projects with trucking companies by the e-commerce giant could push out incumbent logistics companies.
Poll a large number of fliers about what they want in an airline, and the answer will be leg room. Airline seats have shrunk for years, at least in coach. Travelers believe it has gone too far.
The big key for the airlines is economic growth, which finally after eight years of stagnation appears to be coming around. These five stocks offer good entry points.
The SEC has announced that the parent of United Airlines has agreed to pay more than $2 million to settle charges in a case where shareholders wound up footing the bill so a public official could get...
Costamare intends to offer 12 million shares at $6 apiece in a secondary offering valued up to almost $83 million.
It seems odd that a questionable company like DryShips would be up so much in the past week, and it seems even more odd that some investors would consider it a Trump stock.