Delta Air Lines Reveals December Quarter and 2025 Full-Year Financial Results

Delta Air Lines recently announced its financial outcomes for the December quarter and full-year results for 2025. The airline also shared projections for the upcoming March quarter and its full-year outlook for 2026.

Highlights of Delta Air Lines’ Financial Results

• December Quarter 2025:
  • Operating Revenue: $16.0 billion
  • Operating Income: $1.5 billion
  • Operating Margin: 9.2%
  • Pre-tax Income: $1.5 billion
  • Pre-tax Margin: 9.5%
  • Earnings Per Share: $1.86
  • Operating Cash Flow: $2.3 billion
• Full Year 2025:
  • Operating Revenue: $63.4 billion
  • Operating Income: $5.8 billion
  • Operating Margin: 9.2%
  • Pre-tax Income: $6.2 billion
  • Pre-tax Margin: 9.8%
  • Earnings Per Share: $7.66
  • Operating Cash Flow: $8.3 billion
  • Payments on Debt and Finance Lease Obligations: $4.8 billion
  • Total Debt and Finance Lease Obligations: $14.1 billion by year-end

CEO’s Remarks and Future Outlook

Delta Air Lines CEO Ed Bastian emphasized the successful conclusion of the airline’s centennial year. According to Bastian, the company’s strong performance reflects its commitment to clients and employees while delivering value to shareholders. The airline achieved a pre-tax profit of $5 billion and maintained a double-digit operating margin, alongside record free cash flow of $4.6 billion.

Looking ahead, Delta projects a promising start for 2026, anticipating growth driven by increased consumer and corporate demand. The airline aims for a 20% year-over-year earnings growth along with margin expansion throughout the year.

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