Delta Air Lines Inc（DAL）资讯与事件

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DAL 资讯

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Iran War's Impact on Airline Stocks

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Berkshire Hathaway Reinvests in Delta Air Lines

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Berkshire Hathaway Returns to Stock Buying Under New CEO Abel

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American Airlines Adds Seven International Routes for 2027

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SpaceX's Index Weight Set to Double Amid Insider Sales

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United Airlines to Add New International Routes

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United Airlines Expands European and Japan Routes for 2027

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US Imposes New Sanctions on Iran Amid Trade Tensions

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Coca-Cola's Automation Innovation Plans Unveiled

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Coca-Cola Plans to Automate Beverage Production

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DAL 事件

8/20 18:30

Aeromexico and Delta Air Lines Joint Venture Antitrust Immunity Upheld by Court

Grupo Aeromexico (AERO) announced that the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Eleventh Circuit ruled in favor of Aeromexico and Delta Air Lines (DAL) and vacated the U.S. Department of Transportation's order terminating approval of the Aeromexico-Delta joint venture and its antitrust immunity. As a result, the joint venture and its antitrust immunity remain in effect. Aeromexico is reviewing the Court's opinion and potential next steps with Delta and its legal advisors.

8/13 14:30

Delta Air Lines to Launch Nonstop Service from Austin to Paris in 2027

Beginning March 27, 2027, Delta Air Lines (DAL) will launch Austin's first-ever nonstop service to Paris-Charles de Gaulle, becoming the only U.S. airline to offer nonstop service from Austin, TX to Europe. Beyond nonstop access to the City of Light, customers will gain one-stop access to nearly 70 destinations across Europe, India and Africa through Delta's joint venture partnership with Air France-KLM (AFLYY).

8/6 07:00

ICE Steps Up Enforcement at Airports, Airlines Push Back

Immigration and Customs Enforcement, ICE, officers are ramping up their immigration enforcement efforts at U.S. airports, but airlines are pushing back, Andrew Tangel, Michelle Hackman, and Alison Sider of The Wall Street Journal reports. In late July, an ICE officer tried to board a Southwest Airlines (LUV) flight in Dallas to make an arrest, but the airline did not allow the officer to board the plane, according to documents reviewed by the Journal. There are nearly six other similar encounters with Southwest during the last few weeks, a person familiar with the matter told the Journal. While ICE has made some arrests at airports in the last year, the agency has increased its enforcement. Top leaders have told officers to make arrests at Transport Security Administration checkpoints when they can, but many believe this directive has not been consistently followed at airports, sources added. Arrests now involve people with expired visas, but with a form of legal status pending, such as a green card or asylum application. Publicly traded companies in the airline space include Alaska Air (ALK), American Airlines (AAL), Delta Air Lines (DAL), Frontier Group (ULCC), JetBlue (JBLU), Sun Country Airlines (SNCY) and United Airlines (UAL).

7/29 09:30

Xcel Energy Appoints Peter Carter to Board of Directors

Xcel Energy (XEL) announced that Peter Carter has been elected to its board of directors. Carter serves as the president of Delta Air Lines (DAL), where he drives the company's enterprise strategy, global policy matters and global market position. Carter will serve on the Audit committee and the Governance, Compensation and Nominating committee. With his addition, the company's Board of Directors will have 11 members.

7/26 22:00

United Airlines Approached Delta Air Lines for Merger

Catch up on the weekend's top five stories with this list compiled by The Fly: 1) United Airlines (UAL) last year approached Delta Air Lines (DAL) about a merger, Alison Sider and Andrew Tangel of Wall Street Journal report, citing people familiar with the matter. United CEO Scott Kirby made a call to Delta CEO Ed Bastian as part of the pitch, sources told the Journal. While Delta discussed the approach and merits of a potential deal, the talks didn't progress and both companies later moved on, they added. 2) Brown-Forman (BF.A) announced that its Board of Directors has received an unsolicited proposal from Sazerac to acquire Brown-Forman, and, taking into consideration Wolf Pen Branch, LP's view as noted below, has concluded that Sazerac's proposal is not actionable. Wolf Pen Branch, LP, a collection of Brown family members representing the majority of Brown-Forman Class A shares, said, "As fourth-, fifth- and sixth-generation shareholders of Brown-Forman, we care deeply about the company - its brands, its people, and its culture. We are confident in the strength and competitive position of the business, and believe the company is well-positioned to deliver long-term value for all shareholders. We have concluded that Sazerac's proposal does not align with this vision for Brown-Forman's future." 3) Trip.com (TCOM) has been fined $765M by Chinese regulators after it was concluded that the company abused its market dominance, Bloomberg reports. 4) Nvidia (NVDA) is in discussions to provide $250B backstop for OpenAI for a data center project, Anissa Gardizy, Amrith Ramkumar, and Corrie Driebusch of The Wall Street Journal reports. This would help OpenAI lease a 10-gigawatt project that Softbank's (SFTBY) subsidiary is developing in southern Ohio, people familiar with the matter told the Journal. 5) Kuwait enters $16B infrastructure deal with Blackstone (BX), Brookfield Asset Management (BAM), and KKR (KKR), with each firm holding an equal share of a 49% stake in a joint venture, Fiona MacDonald of Bloomberg reports.

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