Buckingham analyst Daniel McKenzie believes American Airlines (AAL) selloff is overdone and reiterates a Buy rating and a $63 price target on the stock. The analyst is attributing slight yield weakness in Q2 to United Continental (UAL) growth across American Airlines markets which decelerates sequentially into Q3, and also, LATAM demand trends that are beginning to pause. Nonetheless, McKenzie believes LATAM does not derail the overall revenue narrative which is poised to improve for the remainder of the year, aided by commercial initiatives, solid domestic demand, and a supply backdrop that improves in key markets.

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American CFO Devon May said on the company's Q1 call: "Aircraft delivery delays are impacting the entire industry, but they are not having the same impact on American as other carriers since we are not as dependent on new aircraft deliveries as most of our peers. We have modest aircraft CapEx requirements this decade due to our previous refleeting efforts. We now expect our 2024 aircraft CapEx to be approximately $2.2B, our total CapEx to be approximately $3.1B. We continue to expect aircraft CapEx to be approximately $3B to $3.5B per year from 2025 through 2030."

Strengthening the balance sheet remains a top priority for American. In the first quarter, the company reduced total debt by nearly $950 million and has now achieved more than $12 billion, or over 80%, of its goal of reducing total debt by $15 billion by the end of 2025.

The company said, :American is running the best operation in its history because of a steadfast commitment to operational excellence and strong collaboration across the entire airline. The company produced its best-ever first-quarter completion factor and improved its mishandled baggage rate year over year. American achieved these results despite air traffic control challenges and significant weather events across its network during the quarter."

Reports Q1 revenue $12.6B, consensus $12.6B. "The American Airlines team continues to build a reliable, efficient and resilient airline," said American's CEO Robert Isom. "While we aren't satisfied with our first-quarter financial results, we have a strong foundation in place, and we remain on track to deliver on our full-year financial targets. Our team is running a fantastic operation, driving revenue through our commercial initiatives, efficiently managing costs, and producing free cash flow to further strengthen our balance sheet."

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