Delta has reaffirmed its annual profit forecast, citing sustained U.S. travel demand, and raised the lower end of its third-quarter revenue outlook from 0–4% to 2–4% growth. This optimism comes after concerns earlier in the year over tariff pressures and federal budget cuts dampening travel sentiment. The airline noted that airfares rose about 4% in July, and more Americans are taking advantage of both domestic and international vacation deals. While economy-class seats remain a weak spot, strong revenue from corporate and premium travel is helping offset those challenges. Delta’s confidence reflects a broader trend of recovery in travel demand and pricing power across the industry.
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