Delta Air Lines (NYSE: DAL) today reported financial and operating performance for September 2013.
Consolidated passenger unit revenue (PRASM) for the month of September increased 5.5% year over year, with particularly strong results in the trans-Atlantic and domestic entities. The negative impact of yen devaluation lessened from its peak in August, resulting in 1 point of system PRASM pressure for the month.
Delta completed 99.9 percent of its flights in September and ran an on-time arrival rate of 90.2 percent.
The company’s financial and operating performance is detailed below.
Preliminary Financial and Operating Results
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September consolidated PRASM change year over year | 5.5% |
Projected September quarter fuel price per gallon, adjusted | $2.98 – $3.03 |
September mainline completion factor | 99.9% |
September on-time performance (preliminary DOT A14) | 90.2% |
Note: Fuel price includes taxes, transportation, settled hedges, hedge premiums and refinery impact, but excludes mark to market adjustments on open hedges. |
Source / Author: Delta