ALGT Allegiant Travel Company Common Stock

Sector: Industrials
Industry: Airlines
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ALGT News
Date Headline Sentiment
Shares of airline companies are trading lower amid a rise in oil prices. Elevated fuel costs and rising Treasury yields are fueling concerns about persistent inflation and increased financing costs, which could pressure airline profitability and weigh on passenger demand.
96.93%
Shares of airline companies are trading lower amid elevated oil prices and stronger-than-expected inflation data. Elevated fuel costs and rising Treasury yields are fueling concerns about persistent inflation and increased financing costs, which could pressure airline profitability and weigh on passenger demand.
97.09%
Susquehanna Maintains Neutral on Allegiant Travel, Lowers Price Target to $85
58.27%
Shares of airline companies are trading higher as oil prices retreat after Iran's Foreign Minister confirmed that Iran has submitted to the U.S. a seven-day plan to reopen the Strait of Hormuz and start discussions on Iran's nuclear program.
72.71%
Airlines For America CEO Sununu Opposes U.S. Diesel Export Ban, Saying It Could Lead To Higher Prices
91.25%
Airline Industry Group Airlines For America Opposes Allowing Chinese Carriers To Add More Flights To U.S
88.13%
U.S. Government Report Says Federal Aviation Administration Needs To Take New Steps To Address Threats To Aircraft Communications
91.25%
Major U.S. Airlines Oppose Air China Bid To Fly Additional Flights To United States
91.09%
'The FAA’s $875M Plan To Use AI To Ease Air-Traffic Woes; New Software Aimed At Reducing Flight Delays, Cancellations Will First Roll Out In Washington, D.C., Area' - WSJ Exclusive
79.06%