Delta Air Sees No Alarm Over Ebola: Dube

The transcript covers Delta's competitive position in the airline market, highlighting its strong earnings despite geopolitical challenges. It discusses Delta's collaboration with health organizations to ensure passenger safety during the Ebola outbreak. The company's growth strategy in Asia, including new routes and fleet modernization, is outlined. Finally, the impact of falling oil prices on Delta's operations is examined, emphasizing cost benefits.

What percentage of Delta's earnings comes from the US market?

• 70%

• 50%

• 60%

• 40%

Which organization does Delta collaborate with to ensure passenger safety during health outbreaks?

• World Trade Organization

• World Health Organization

• International Monetary Fund

• United Nations

What is Delta's strategy for expanding its presence in Asia?

• Focusing solely on the US market

• Partnering with local airlines

• Reducing flight frequency

• Adding new routes and buying new planes

Why is Delta retiring older planes?

• To improve safety

• To match supply and demand and improve fuel efficiency

• To reduce staff

• To increase ticket prices

How does a decrease in oil prices benefit Delta?

• Increases ticket prices

• Increases staff salaries

• Reduces operational costs significantly

• Decreases flight frequency

What is the expected jet fuel price range for Delta in the fourth quarter?

• $300-$310 per gallon

• $280-$290 per gallon

• $269-$274 per gallon

• $250-$260 per gallon

What is the financial impact of each cent change in jet fuel price for Delta?

• $10 million

• $20 million

• $30 million

• $40 million