Delta Air Lines, Keep Rocketing

Delta Air Lines serves as a major American airline based in Atlanta, Georgia. It began as a firm engaged in aerial crop dusting operation called Huff Daland Dusters and now evolved into a one-of-a-kind airline operating extensively all over the world. It provides air transportation for passengers and cargo and operates more than 5,000 flights each day. As the oldest airline operating in the United States, it has been branded as the world’s largest airline in terms of its fleet size and customer traffic. It posted a total of $37.773 billion in revenue and continues to go beyond expectations as it keeps climbing at the pinnacle of the industry.

On April 28, 2014, Delta Air Line Stock experienced a decline of 0.64%, which is considered normal among all of its counterparts in the airline industry. The decline is seen as a minor correction from the rapid surge of growth in the airline industry brought about by peaks from the holidays and summer. This is evidenced by the recent DAL Stock news, which reveals that the company was able to reach a 1^st quarter profit higher than what has been predicted by analysts. Delta is seen continuously outperforming its counterparts in revenue while being successful in keeping costs controlled.

For the past months, Delta Airline Stock Graphs has shown DAL’s continuous rocketing growth, which attests to its motto, Keep Climbing. However, Delta Air Lines should live up with a better representation of its image – Keep Rocketing.