Delta CEO Says 'We've Really Fixed the Business'

The video discusses why Wall Street undervalues airlines, highlighting Delta's financial recovery and Warren Buffett's investment. It explains Delta's revenue distribution, with a focus on the challenges of international operations. The video also covers Delta's strategic decision to own a refinery to manage jet fuel costs, emphasizing its profitability and community impact.

What is the main reason Warren Buffett invested in Delta Airlines?

• He sees Delta as a leader in international flights.

• He wants to diversify his investment portfolio.

• He believes in the long-term potential of the airline industry.

• He is interested in the airline's technological advancements.

Why are domestic flights more profitable for the airline compared to international flights?

• Domestic flights have higher ticket prices.

• Domestic flights have less competition.

• International flights have higher service costs and competition.

• International flights have fewer passengers.

What percentage of the airline's revenue comes from international operations?

• 33%

• 25%

• 40%

• 50%

Why did the airline decide to acquire its own refinery?

• To reduce dependency on external suppliers.

• To lower the cost of jet fuel.

• To expand into the oil industry.

• To increase the quality of fuel.

What was the impact of acquiring the refinery on the local community?

• It had no significant impact.

• It caused environmental concerns.

• It led to job losses.

• It revitalized the local economy by creating jobs.