The FINANCIAL — Delta on October 4 reported a decline in unit revenues for September, amid strong operating performance and lower fall capacity levels.
Consolidated PRASM (passenger revenue per available seat-mile) was down 3 percent for the month year over year, according to Delta’s press release. The airline attributed the dip to a continued supply-demand imbalance in the trans-Atlantic and headwinds from prior year Yen hedge gains in September. The airline said pressures from close-in domestic yields moderated slightly in September with the implementation of its fall schedule, according to Delta.
Mainline completion factor – the percentage of flights that were not canceled – came in at 99.9 percent for the month, with preliminary data showing 90.2 percent of those flights arrived on time in September.
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