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BofA Upgrades Airlines; Alaska Upside Signals AAL Opportunity

Jul 1, 2026, 2:06 PM EDT1 sourcesAI-analyzed

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Brokerage upgrades and EPS revisions for major network carriers often yield immediate, price-sensitive moves in AAL when the note frames sector upside and Alaska-specific catalysts, as seen with a +1.36% move.

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Bank of America Securities turned more constructive on U.S. airlines ahead of Q2 results, citing solid demand, stable fares, and lower fuel costs. Alaska Air Group’s 2026 EPS was raised to $1.04 with a Buy rating retained, while Delta and Unitederface favorable margin dynamics. For American, leverage remains a concern, but sector optimism could still support AAL on valuation and demand trends.

BofA raises outlook for U.S. airlines ahead of Q2 results, citing demand, fares, and lower fuel.
Alaska’s 2026 EPS raised to $1.04; Buy rating maintained despite Hawaii headwinds.
Delta, United, Alaska named Buy; American, Allegiant Neutral; Southwest/JetBlue/Frontier Underperform.
AAL shares up about 1.36% to $18.32 on the note.

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