The stock's fall snapped a two-day winning streak.

Delta Air Lines Inc.’s stock soared in morning trading Thursday after the air carrier topped Wall Street’s estimates for second-quarter profit and revenue and restored its full-year guidance.

The second-quarter earnings season will begin a little more quietly than usual this week, with results from Delta Air Lines due on Thursday. Wall Street’s advice? Keep expectations low.

Shares of Delta Air Lines Inc. are leading the S&P 500 index Thursday, buoyed by the carrier’s better-than-expected second-quarter results and the company’s decision to restore its full-year guidance.

Shares of Delta jumped 13% to $57.51 in premarket trading. United Airlines Holdings rose 9.7% to $87.98, while American Airlines Group climbed 9.6% to $12.58. JetBlue Airways ticked up 3.8% to $4.39, ...

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Delta Air Lines shares are dropping more than 10% after after the airline slashed its first-quarter outlook, seeing trouble ahead for demand for its domestic flights. American Airlines and United ...

Delta shares are down 8.0% and on track for their worst single-day performance since Jan. 12, when they lost 9.0%, according to Dow Jones Market Data. Shares of United Airlines are down 6.0% ...

Passengers check in for Delta flights at O’Hare International Airport in January. Delta’s investor day this week may have signaled a better second half of the year for U.S. airlines.

Delta Air Lines Inc. closed 16.96% short of its 52-week high of $69.98, which the company reached on January 22nd.