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Gimme Credit Analyst, Jay Cushing Provides Key Corporate Bond Insights into Airline Industry Headwinds

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NEW YORK, March 18, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- Gimme Credit Analyst, Jay Cushing has delivered critical fixed income insights into the shifting landscape of the U.S. airline industry, highlighting the unexpected challenges faced by major carriers in early 2025. As Delta Air Lines (DAL), American Airlines (AAL), and Southwest Airlines (LUV) significantly revised their first-quarter profit expectations downward, Cushing's analysis sheds light on the factors driving this reversal.

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In his latest report, Cushing detailed how recent high-profile aviation incidents, severe weather, and emerging softness in both business and leisure travel demand have weighed heavily on airline financials. He emphasized that the airline industry often serves as a bellwether for consumer sentiment, with the recent drop in close-in bookings signaling broader concerns about the U.S. economic outlook.

"Recent reductions in consumer and corporate confidence are clearly impacting domestic travel demand," said Cushing. "While some factors-such as weather disruptions and safety concerns-may prove transitory, ongoing tariff uncertainty and signs of a slowing economy present longer-term challenges for the highly cyclical airline sector."

Cushing's analysis highlighted Delta's significant downward revision of its 1Q25 guidance, cutting expected revenue growth from 8% to just 3%-4%. Meanwhile, United Airlines (UAL) signaled a weakening demand environment, particularly in government-related and budget leisure travel. Southwest Airlines responded to revenue softness by announcing new revenue streams, including baggage fees, but still expects profit guidance to drop by nearly 50% for the quarter.

Despite these headwinds, Cushing noted that resilient international and premium travel demand, along with lower fuel costs, could help offset some of the current pressure. He revised credit scores for Delta and United to "stable" from "improving" while affirming Southwest's "stable" rating.

Gimme Credit continues to monitor industry conditions closely and remains committed to providing in-depth, independent credit research to help investors navigate today's volatile market.

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