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Delta's June Numbers

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Delta Air Lines Achieves Record June Load Factors
Thursday July 5, 3:47 pm ET
ATLANTA, July 5, 2007 (PRIME NEWSWIRE) -- Delta Air Lines (NYSE:DAL - News) today reported record load factors for June, including consolidated system load factor of 85.9 percent, mainline system load factor of 86.5 percent, mainline domestic load factor of 88.6 percent, and regional system load factor of 82.5 percent.

System traffic increased 5.0 percent from June 2006 with a capacity increase of 3.3 percent. Domestic traffic in June 2007 increased 1.5 percent year-over-year on a 2.2 percent decrease in capacity. International traffic in June 2007 increased 12.7 percent year over year on a 15.0 percent increase in capacity.

In addition, a record number of passengers flew internationally on Delta during June. The number of international, Latin and regional passengers increased 12 percent, 22 percent and 16 percent, respectively, versus the same period last year. Delta boarded 10.1 million passengers during June 2007, an increase of 4.1 percent from June 2006.

Delta completed 98.6 percent of scheduled flights during the month relative to 98.4 percent in June 2006. Detailed traffic and capacity are attached.
``June proved to be another strong month for Delta with continued revenue strength in both domestic and international markets,'' said Jim Whitehurst, Delta's chief operating officer. ``While severe weather across the Eastern Seaboard and record load factors challenged our operations, we were successful in maintaining competitive top-tier operational performance. Delta's June completion factor was on track with the top performers in the industry, despite our heavy concentration of flights in the congested Northeast corridor.''
 
General Lee's postings are up 5% for the month of June as well. Interesting correlation.
 
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I think it was a customs agent!
And can you blame him....Have you ever been to JFK?

737

What do you tell a JFK wheel chair runner/customs agent with two black eyes? Nothing, the General already told him and besides, he probably doesn't speak English anyway. We fly to all three NYC airports! May through August airline! Golden triangle! Git-r-dunn! :uzi:

Seriouslly though, congrats to Delta. The more airlines turn the corner and make money the better it is for all of us. Now if only the execs could figure out how to make money with less than 120% load factor we'd be cooking with gas.
 
WASHINGTON, July 6 (Reuters) - Estimated June revenue at JetBlue Airways Corp. (JBLU.O: Quote, Profile, Research) rose 9 percent over the same period a year ago on stronger passenger traffic, the company said on Friday.
JetBlue said traffic was up 12.7 percent and capacity -- the number of seats for sale -- also rose 10.4 percent compared with June 2006.
JetBlue's load factor -- a measure of aircraft occupancy -- was up 1.7 percent to 83.8 percent and preliminary revenue per available seat mile was up 9 percent over June 2006.
Some airline experts had forecast weaker revenue for major airlines this summer, especially domestically, but Continental Airlines (CAL.N: Quote, Profile, Research) and US Airways Group Inc. (LCC.N: Quote, Profile, Research) reported modest increases systemwide this week.
Carriers are trying to maximize revenue by cutting routes, slowing growth and flying their planes closer to full capacity.

I figure it's only a matter of time ... We should just combine the threads. Jb on time was in the crapper btw. Wasn't Neeleman crying about week bookings a couple of months ago? Wha-happened?
 
Probably not,this is the airline biz, are profits really expected???
 

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