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Airlines have long remained a staple of the travel sector. The airline industry trends closely with economic cycles and important inputs like fuel and oil prices. Recently, pilot shortages have been a point of constraint for the business. In the U.S., Southwest, Delta, United, and American Airlines are easily the biggest players in the business.
3 Airline Stocks to Buy on the Dip: August 2024
With people still prioritizing travel despite significant economic pressures, these are the airline stocks to buy on the dip.
3 Stocks to Sell Following the Market Carnage
It’s not a great feeling to give up on anything. However, with these stocks to sell, that may be the best decision.
3 Blue-Chip Stocks to Sell in August Before They Crash & Burn
Knowing which blue-chip stocks to sell is critical during a market downturn like the one investors are currently facing.
Recent Airline Stocks Articles
The Best and Worst U.S. Airlines in September
The 15 airlines tracked by the report posted an on-time performance of 83.3% -- worse than the 83.9% a year ago, but much better than August’s 79.1%.
Airline CEO: Seatbelts on Plane Are Useless
Ryanair CEO Michael O'Leart has some startling things to say about seatbelts on his planes: namely, that he thinks they're useless.
Hurricane Sandy: Sectors to Watch
These four sectors are the mostly likely to be impacted by Hurricane Sandy's damaging effects -- but not all businesses will be hammered the same way.
The Best and Worst U.S. Airlines in August
U.S. airlines’ performance rose and consumer complaints fell in August, according to the Department of Transportation’s (DOT) most recent Air Travel Consumer Report.
3 Small Companies You Can Bank On
These great companies also make great investments. Plus, they represent America's future -- perhaps more so than some of the usual giants.
Which of These Airlines Isn’t Like the Others?
In this troubled sector, one bin-name surprise is cleared for takeoff, as well as options opportunities.
Spirit Airlines’ New Stratospheric Bag Fees
Heads up, air travelers: Bags checked in at the gate will cost you $100 each. The discount carrier also hiked other bag fees.
Pricing Power Lifts Airline Earnings Outlook
The outlook for airline earnings has improved, but better performance doesn’t necessarily make it a sector to invest in now.
The Best and Worst U.S. Airlines in July
Here are July 2012’s Best and Worst Airlines as measured by performance in three areas: on-time flights, mishandled baggage and complaints.
Wednesday Apple Rumors: More than 400M iOS Devices Sold
Apple has sold 400 million iOS devices through June 2012; American Airlines adopts iPads in all phases of flights; and Siri co-founder leaves Apple.
Boeing: A Supplier’s Best Friend
And these companies -- from General Electric and Rolls Royce to Fuji and Goodrich -- give investors good indirect bets on BA's promising fortunes.
The Surprising Place You May Find the Cheapest Airfare
Online travel agencies might seem to offer the best deal, but several airlines are seeking to limit that perception.
1 Stock You Must Own, 1 You Must Sell in the Services Sector
The services sector is broad, but when it comes to its stocks, there's one shining star ... and one moldy oldie.
Turning Off iPads on Takeoff, Landing May Not Be Necessary
The FAA is forming a group to study its current policies and procedures regarding consumer use of portable electronic devices like during takeoff and landing.
The Best and Worst Airlines in June
The best and worst airlines are measured by performance in three areas: on-time flights, mishandled baggage and complaints.
US Air-AMR: 2 Courtship Scenarios
As the courtship between the carriers' CEOs gets testy, it's time to look at how a merger would work -- and what happens if they wind up going it alone.
The Best and Worst U.S. Airlines in May
Here are May 2012’s Best and Worst Airlines as measured by performance in three areas: on-time flights, mishandled baggage and complaints:
This Year’s Air Show Winner: Boeing, But …
... Airbus’ coming Alabama plant could redefine the battle. Plus, the 2012 show earned no victory laps.
AMR’s ‘Merger Review’: Playing Hard to Get
CEO Tom Horton is at least trying to look standoffish to US Airways, which is still the most likely suitor to win this company's hand in marriage.
