- Delta Air Lines (NYSE: DAL) maintains a largely positive analyst outlook, with an average brokerage recommendation of 1.24.
- The airline stock is currently trading at $84.13, within a 52-week range of $55.03 to $95.68.
- Delta’s market capitalization stands at approximately $55.3 billion, with a trading volume of about 6.4 million shares.
Delta Air Lines (NYSE: DAL) is a prominent U.S. airline stock, a major carrier that transports passengers across domestic and international routes. This leading player in the airline industry competes with other large carriers for travelers. Cowen & Co. maintains its Buy rating on Delta, although the update lists the action as “hold.” The shares trade at $84.13 when the update is posted.
Other analysts are largely positive. Delta’s average brokerage recommendation is 1.24 on a five-point scale, indicating a sentiment between Strong Buy and Buy. Of the 25 analysts covered, 22 rate Delta Air Lines Strong Buy and two rate it Buy, as highlighted by Zacks Investment Research.
Delta Air Lines stock trades at $84.13, up $0.67, or 0.80%. During the day, shares traded between $82.56 and $84.23. The stock’s 52-week range is $55.03 to $95.68, giving investors a clear view of its price movement over the past year and key investor insights.
Delta’s market capitalization, a key stock market metric, is approximately $55.3 billion. This represents the total value of its shares at the current stock price. Trading volume is about 6.4 million shares, indicating how many shares change hands. The Zacks article does not report a specific share-price move or a price target for the airline stock.
