
Airline stocks facing headwinds after FAA starts investing being production line and citi cuts 10% of its workforce
Jan 12th, 2024 - On Friday, airline stocks, such as Delta Airlines and United Airlines, respectively lost 8% and 9% of their value. An ETF that includes airline shares was down 4.8%. The S&P 500 started the market day well, but was immediately dragged down by the airline sector. There are three reasons beyond this tumble: The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) will audit the Boeing 737 Max 9 production line to ensure quality control and security. The announcement has arrived one week after the shocking Alaska Airlines accident; Delta has posted a disappointing forecast on its full-year EPS (earning per share) of $6 to $7, below the previous estimate that was of more than $7. Oil prices grew around 4% after the US and UK launched strikes in Yemen after…