Southwest Says More Cuts Coming, CEO Stands by Bag Fees
Southwest CEO Bob Jordan said he was confident that some of the carrier's most controversial changes would boost its bottom line.
Travel Industry Earnings Coverage
Don't miss out on Skift's in-depth coverage of earnings reported by public travel companies, including online travel agencies, hotel brands, airlines, and technology companies. Our earnings stories cut through the numbers to explain what's really happening at companies and within the industry as a whole.
Boeing CEO Threatens to Stop Building Planes for China
Boeing is looking for other buyers as Chinese carriers continue to reject planes from the U.S. company due to rising U.S.-China trade tensions.
Forecasts for Hotels and Online Travel Agencies Are Coming Down – Who’s Most at Risk?
We expect to see cautious guidance from hotels and online travel agencies amid economic uncertainty, with varying levels of resilience across sectors.
Spirit Airlines Taps Sun Country Exec to Be CEO
Spirit is still trying to chart out a path to profitability after it was cleared to exit Chapter 11 bankruptcy in February.
Premium’s Strength, Domestic Weakness and 3 Other Takeaways From United’s Earnings
United executives shared a rosy outlook for the quarter, stressing the strength of its international demand and brand loyalty.
United Airlines Cuts Domestic Flights but Sees Uptick in International and Premium Travel
With domestic travel demand softening in response to the current economic environment, United said it is continuing to see strength in premium and international revenues.
Frontier Airlines Cuts Forecast, Cites Weak Demand and Fare Cuts
Frontier’s preliminary first-quarter outlook provides a glimpse into how economic uncertainty is affecting ultra-low-cost carriers.
Corporate Travel Demand Is 'Flattish,' Says Delta
Given the whipsaw policies on tariffs these days, it is difficult to make long-term projections on corporate travel, leisure travel, and the global economy.
‘Growth Has Largely Stalled’: Delta CEO Sounds Alarm on Tariffs
While Delta had a better-than-expected first quarter, the outlook for the rest of the year is much less certain.
'The Canary Is Sick Already': Airlines Brace for Softer Demand
Airlines’ post-pandemic growth will be tested as tariffs, mass layoffs within the federal government, and weakened international demand continue to create economic uncertainty.