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Delta says higher airfares expected to last despite drop in oil prices

Delta Airlines expects airfares to remain high despite falling oil prices, according to recent earnings reports.

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Delta Airlines has reported strong second-quarter earnings, with revenue increasing by 14% and beating earnings estimates. The airline's CEO has stated that high airfares are expected to continue, even if fuel prices drop.

Coverage from GuruFocus, AOL.com, Kalkine Media, and FOX Business emphasizes Delta's positive financial performance and the airline industry's current profitability. AOL.com highlights a 15-20% increase in ticket prices, while FOX Business reports on Delta's CEO comments regarding sustained high airfares.

Watch for Delta's full-year outlook and how other airlines respond to the sustained high airfares. Coverage does not yet specify whether competitors will follow Delta's lead.

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Quick answers

Why are airfares expected to remain high?

Delta's CEO has indicated that high airfares will persist despite potential drops in fuel prices.

How did Delta perform in the second quarter?

Delta reported a 14% increase in revenue and beat earnings estimates.

What is the current trend in airline ticket prices?

According to AOL.com, ticket prices have jumped by 15-20%.

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