Delta Air Lines shares
Investment Thesis
DAL has declined 16.7% in one month to $59.01, creating an attractive entry point as the market has overreacted to C-suite transitions and Middle East disruption. While jet fuel costs have surged 15% due to Iran conflict, DAL's lack of fuel hedging is already priced into the severe selloff, and the company's premium positioning with operational excellence should allow margin recovery as Middle East airspace reopens and competitors face equal cost pressures.
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