Delta Air Lines reports Q1 revenue growth in the high single digits, beating its earlier forecast of a 5%-7% increase. Non-fuel unit costs are expected to rise mid-single digits due to lower capacity and higher operating expenses. Earnings for the March quarter are expected to stay within the 50c-90c range. Capacity growth has been affected by winter storms. These comments come from slides at the J.P. Morgan Industrials Conference.
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