Delta Air Lines has completed most of its rebound from COVID, with positive free cash flow and an improving balance sheet. Growth will largely depend on maximizing revenue from premium products and giving those customers a quality experience.

Delta Air Lines’ DAL top line is benefiting from strong air travel demand. The airline’s proactive measures to expand and upgrade its fleet are praiseworthy. However, DAL has been grappling with weak liquidity and increased operating expenses.

The devil is in the details. Despite some mixed-headline numbers from Delta Air Lines' ( DAL 0.31%) latest investor update, one aspect of management's commentary is bullish for the company and much of the industry. Here's an unpacking of what management says and why you can feel more comfortable holding the stock afterward.

Delta Airlines opened applications for flight attendant positions for the first time in over a year, drawing an overwhelming response.

Investors with a lot of money to spend have taken a bullish stance on Delta Air Lines DAL. And retail traders should know. We noticed this today when the trades showed up on publicly available options history that we track here at Benzinga.

This comes up now and again, and I take my hat off to whatever marketer or recruiter at Delta put it together years ago. But now, a Delta Air Lines memo to prospective employees s