Airline stocks follow the wider market lower; airline benchmark index is off less than 1%.

Japanese carrier has decided to reject partnership offer from Delta Air Lines.

The U.K.’s largest airline slashes costs across the company and reduces capacity to cope with the lower demand for air travel.

The airline stocks have been gaining altitude for some time now as revenue measurements increase and consumers start to travel again but these stocks don't all share the same story. The sector dipped sharply in Thursday trading after a slew of downgrades (and just a couple of upgrades) were reported by JPMorgan analyst Jamie Baker and his team. The airlines were down 4.51% in midday trading while the S&P 500 was only off 1.92%. JPMorgan’s Baker acknowledges that the climate for airlines stocks has improved enormously over the last year as oil prices leveled off a bit and the ...

Airline stocks took a sharp dive with higher U.S. unemployment claims and after J.P. Morgan downgraded several carrier stocks.

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