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Frontier Group (NASDAQ:ULCC) used its first-quarter 2026 earnings call to outline record adjusted revenue, progress on a fleet “rightsizing” plan, and the company’s expectations for stronger unit revenue in the second quarter, while also addressing the near-term market disruption caused by Spirit’s

The Denver-based carrier posted an adjusted net loss of $68 million in Q1 and warned of a bigger loss ahead as jet fuel prices climb

Airbus reported a first-quarter operating profit of €300 million. Wall Street was looking for about €345 million.

Despite a revenue dip and engine shortages, Airbus SE (EADSF) maintains robust order intake and confirms full-year guidance.

CTT Systems AB (LTS:0GUO) reports robust sales and EBIT growth, while navigating fuel cost pressures and cash flow challenges.