American Airlines Beats Q2 Estimates but Cuts Guidance on Surging Fuel Costs
American Airlines Earnings beat estimates, but surging fuel costs forced a weaker outlook and pressured the stock.
American Airlines made more money than people expected this quarter, but rising fuel prices worried them enough to say future earnings might be lower. When a company does well but sounds less hopeful about tomorrow, it's worth watching what happens with their costs.
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