Delta Air Lines is launching a new lower-cost fare called 'Basic Business' in its premium cabins, including Delta One and first class. These fares exclude perks like free seat assignments, airport lounge access, and allow changes only for a fee, similar to a move by United Airlines earlier this year. The change aims to better segment premium travelers by offering more pricing options and maximizing revenue from high-spending customers. The new fares will be available starting September on select routes, with Delta continuing to refine its premium offerings amid strong travel demand.
Delta Air Lines is expected to report second-quarter earnings slightly above its previous guidance range of $1.00 to $1.50 per share, with UBS forecasting $2.51 per share for Q3, above Wall Street's $2.03 consensus. Investors will focus on Delta's ou...
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