Despite the turmoil caused by Winter Storm Fern, which led to over 14,000 flight cancellations across the U.S., airlines like Delta and United have reported record financial performances. Delta Airlines registered $4.6 billion in free cash flow while United Airlines projected earnings per share between $12 and $14 for 2026, revealing strong resilience in the face of adverse weather and operational challenges. However, the storm's impact on travel could pose future risks as airlines prepare for ongoing geopolitical tensions.
“Google-parent Alphabet · is a · trillion-dollar company · true”
“Nvidia · is a · trillion-dollar company · true”
“Eli Lilly · is a · trillion-dollar company · true”
“Toll Brothers · is the No. 1-rated stock in the · Building-Residential/Commercial industry group · true”
“U.S. airlines · have cancelled · more than 12,000 flights · over the weekend”
“Winter Storm Fern · was expected to bring · heavy snow, dangerous ice, and life-threatening cold · to potentially more than 180M Americans”
“airlines · have called off · over 4,000 flights · for Saturday”
“airlines · were cancelled · more than 8,200 flights · for Sunday”
“United Airlines · was among the issuers of · travel waivers · with certain restrictions”
“United Airlines · targets · $12–$14 EPS · for 2026”
“United Airlines · is on track for · record profits”
“a powerful winter storm · disrupted · air travel · across much of the United States”
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