Delta Air Lines (DAL) has recently declared a quarterly dividend of US$0.15 per share, maintaining consistency in its payouts. The airline has, however, withdrawn its 2025 outlook and halted future guidance due to economic uncertainties stemming from Trump's tariffs which have severely affected bookings. Consequently, DAL's growth is speculated to have largely faltered as it also recently encountered safety issues with an engine fire causing an emergency evacuation in Orlando. Despite these struggles, they continue to expand their footprint to South America. Furthermore, it appears that the company is facing a considerable debt burden. Yet, recent Q1 results have brought some hope, topping estimates despite the growth headwinds. The airline's stock has been deemed undervalued by some asset managers while billionaire Stanley Druckenmiller include it in his top stock picks. DAL's unexpected plan to tackle Trump’s tariffs and it's competitive edge against American Airlines are further highlights. Walking on a shaky path, DAL’s Q1 report was critical to the company's progression. While Delta beat Q1 earnings and revenue estimates, it is still faced with softening domestic demand, and broad economic uncertainty.
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