Yield decline wreaks havoc on cargo earnings of big three US airlines
The unexpected spike in volumes during November and December failed to stem the decline in ...
It’s not good news at Delta, which is suffering from serious declines in its freight revenues. It blamed low demand and currency “headwinds”, according to this WSJ article. With a strong transatlantic network, Delta is likely to have found the going tough. United and AA have yet to report their third-quarter results – they could make for interesting comparisons.
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