Key Takeaways:
- SkyWest reported Q2 revenue of $1.1B, missing the $1.14B consensus.
- EPS came in at $2.54, below the $2.72 analyst estimate.
- The regional carrier faces margin pressure amid rising operating costs.
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SkyWest misses Q2 estimates as revenue falls short of $1.14B consensus
SkyWest reported Q2 revenue of $1.1 billion, missing the $1.14 billion consensus estimate by 3.1 percent.
"The quarter reflected ongoing cost pressures across our network," CEO Chip Childs said in the earnings release.
Earnings per share came in at $2.54, below the $2.72 analyst consensus by $0.18. Revenue of $1.103 billion compared with the $1.138 billion estimate, a shortfall of $35.6 million.
The miss adds pressure on SkyWest as regional carriers contend with pilot shortages and higher aircraft maintenance expenses. The stock fell in after-hours trading as investors weighed whether the company can restore margins in the second half of the fiscal year. SkyWest's next catalyst is its Q3 earnings report, where analysts will look for improved cost controls and revenue trends.
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