Michael Linenberg, the most accurate analyst on shares of Delta Air Lines Inc and American Airlines parent AMR Corp., joined Deutsche Bank Securities Inc from Bank of America Corp.'s Merrill Lynch unit. Linenberg started today as a managing director and senior research analyst, overseeing coverage of airlines and aircraft leasing companies, said Michele Allison, a Deutsche Bank spokeswoman. He will report to Steve Pollard, managing director and head of research in the Americas, and be based in New York. Linenberg's predictions for the shares of Delta and AMR, the world's two largest carriers, were the most accurate over the past three years, based on data compiled by Bloomberg. 
Share:  Michael Linenberg, the most accurate analyst on shares of Delta Air Lines Inc and American Airlines parent <span class="company">AMR</span> Corp., joined Deutsche Bank Securities Inc from Bank of America Corp.'s Merrill Lynch unit. Linenberg started today as a managing director and senior research analyst, overseeing coverage of airlines and aircraft leasing companies, said Michele Allison, a Deutsche Bank spokeswoman.<span class="sent"> He will report to <span class="analyst">Steve Pollard</span>, managing director and head of research in the Americas, and be based in New York. Linenberg's predictions for the shares of Delta and <span class="company">AMR</span>, the world's two largest carriers, were the most accurate over the past three years, based on data compiled by Bloomberg.</span> Tweet this 

Michael Linenberg, the most accurate analyst on shares of Delta Air Lines Inc and American Airlines parent AMR Corp., joined Deutsche Bank Securities Inc from Bank of America Corp.'s Merrill Lynch unit. 
Share:  <span class="sent"><span class="analyst">Michael Linenberg</span>, the most accurate analyst on shares of Delta Air Lines Inc and American Airlines parent <span class="company">AMR</span> Corp., joined Deutsche Bank Securities Inc from Bank of America Corp.'s Merrill Lynch unit.</span> Tweet this 

Michael Linenberg, the most accurate analyst on shares of Delta Air Lines Inc and American Airlines parent AMR Corp., has joined Deutsche Bank Securities Inc from Bank of America Corp (NYQ:BAC)'s Merrill Lynch unit. Linenberg will be a managing director and senior research analyst, overse.. NYQ:BAC 
Share:  <span class="sent"><span class="analyst">Michael Linenberg</span>, the most accurate analyst on shares of Delta Air Lines Inc and American Airlines parent <span class="company">AMR</span> Corp., has joined Deutsche Bank Securities Inc from Bank of America Corp (NYQ:BAC)'s Merrill Lynch unit.</span> Linenberg will be a managing director and senior research analyst, overse.. NYQ:BAC....<span class="sent"><span class="analyst">Michael Linenberg</span>, the most accurate analyst on shares of Delta Air Lines Inc and American Airlines parent <span class="company">AMR</span> Corp., has joined Deutsche Bank Securities Inc from Bank of America Corp (NYQ:BAC)'s Merrill Lynch unit.</span> Linenberg will be a managing director and senior research analyst, overse.. NYQ:BAC. Tweet this 

The Bloomberg U.S. Airlines Index of 12 carriers has climbed 12 percent this year after plunging 46 percent in the same period in 2009 as the economy wilted. Delta gained 26 cents, or 2.1 percent, to $12.66 at 4:15 p.m in New York Stock Exchange composite trading, while AMR rose 26 cents, or 2.9 percent, to $9.19. 'Starting to Rebound' "We continue to see signs that business travel trends are starting to rebound," Matthew Jacob, an analyst at Majestic Research LLC in New York, told clients yesterday in a note. Delta is spending $1 billion on fleet upgrades through 2013, including lie flat seats and quilted duvet comforters on 90 planes that fly international routes 
Share:  The Bloomberg U.S. Airlines Index of 12 carriers has climbed 12 percent this year after plunging 46 percent in the same period in 2009 as the economy wilted. Delta gained 26 cents, or 2.1 percent, to $12.66 at 4:15 p.m in New York Stock Exchange composite trading, while <span class="company">AMR</span> rose 26 cents, or 2.9 percent, to $9.19.<span class="sent"> 'Starting to Rebound' "We continue to see signs that business travel trends are starting to rebound," <span class="analyst">Matthew Jacob</span>, an analyst at Majestic Research LLC in New York, told clients yesterday in a note.</span> Delta is spending $1 billion on fleet upgrades through 2013, including lie flat seats and quilted duvet comforters on 90 planes that fly international routes....The Bloomberg U.S. Airlines Index of 12 carriers has climbed 12 percent this year after plunging 46 percent in the same period in 2009 as the economy wilted. Delta gained 26 cents, or 2.1 percent, to $12.66 at 4:15 p.m in New York Stock Exchange composite trading, while <span class="company">AMR</span> rose 26 cents, or 2.9 percent, to $9.19.<span class="sent"> 'Starting to Rebound' "We continue to see signs that business travel trends are starting to rebound," <span class="analyst">Matthew Jacob</span>, an analyst at Majestic Research LLC in New York, told clients yesterday in a note.</span> Delta is spending $1 billion on fleet upgrades through 2013, including lie flat seats and quilted duvet comforters on 90 planes that Tweet this 

The Bloomberg U.S. Airlines Index of 12 carriers has climbed 12 percent this year after plunging 46 percent in the same period in 2009 as the economy wilted. Delta gained 26 cents, or 2.1 percent, to $12.66 at 4:15 p.m in New York Stock Exchange composite trading , while AMR rose 26 cents, or 2.9 percent, to $9.19. ‘Starting to Rebound' "We continue to see signs that business travel trends are starting to rebound," Matthew Jacob , an analyst at Majestic Research LLC in New York, told clients yesterday in a note. Delta is spending $1 billion on fleet upgrades through 2013, including lie flat seats and quilted duvet comforters on 90 planes that fly international routes 
Share:  The Bloomberg U.S. Airlines Index of 12 carriers has climbed 12 percent this year after plunging 46 percent in the same period in 2009 as the economy wilted. Delta gained 26 cents, or 2.1 percent, to $12.66 at 4:15 p.m in New York Stock Exchange composite trading , while <span class="company">AMR</span> rose 26 cents, or 2.9 percent, to $9.19.<span class="sent"> ‘Starting to Rebound' "We continue to see signs that business travel trends are starting to rebound," <span class="analyst">Matthew Jacob</span> , an analyst at Majestic Research LLC in New York, told clients yesterday in a note.</span> Delta is spending $1 billion on fleet upgrades through 2013, including lie flat seats and quilted duvet comforters on 90 planes that fly international routes....The Bloomberg U.S. Airlines Index of 12 carriers has climbed 12 percent this year after plunging 46 percent in the same period in 2009 as the economy wilted. Delta gained 26 cents, or 2.1 percent, to $12.66 at 4:15 p.m in New York Stock Exchange composite trading , while <span class="company">AMR</span> rose 26 cents, or 2.9 percent, to $9.19.<span class="sent"> ‘Starting to Rebound' "We continue to see signs that business travel trends are starting to rebound," <span class="analyst">Matthew Jacob</span> , an analyst at Majestic Research LLC in New York, told clients yesterday in a note.</span> Delta is spending $1 billion on fleet upgrades through 2013, including lie flat seats and quilted duvet comforters on 90 planes that fly international routes. Tweet this 

The Bloomberg U.S. Airlines Index of 12 carriers has gained 9.7 percent this year, compared with a 46 percent plunge in the same period in 2009 as the economy weakened. Atlanta based Delta fell 9 cents to $12.66 yesterday in New York Stock Exchange composite trading , while AMR rose 6 cents to $8.93. ‘Starting to Rebound' "We continue to see signs that business travel trends are starting to rebound," Matthew Jacob , an analyst at Majestic Research LLC in New York, told clients yesterday in a note. Delta is spending $1 billion on fleet upgrades through 2013, including lie flat seats and quilted duvet comforters on 90 planes that fly international routes 
Share:  The Bloomberg U.S. Airlines Index of 12 carriers has gained 9.7 percent this year, compared with a 46 percent plunge in the same period in 2009 as the economy weakened. Atlanta based Delta fell 9 cents to $12.66 yesterday in New York Stock Exchange composite trading , while <span class="company">AMR</span> rose 6 cents to $8.93.<span class="sent"> ‘Starting to Rebound' "We continue to see signs that business travel trends are starting to rebound," <span class="analyst">Matthew Jacob</span> , an analyst at Majestic Research LLC in New York, told clients yesterday in a note.</span> Delta is spending $1 billion on fleet upgrades through 2013, including lie flat seats and quilted duvet comforters on 90 planes that fly international routes....The Bloomberg U.S. Airlines Index of 12 carriers has gained 9.7 percent this year, compared with a 46 percent plunge in the same period in 2009 as the economy weakened. Atlanta based Delta fell 9 cents to $12.66 yesterday in New York Stock Exchange composite trading , while <span class="company">AMR</span> rose 6 cents to $8.93.<span class="sent"> ‘Starting to Rebound' "We continue to see signs that business travel trends are starting to rebound," <span class="analyst">Matthew Jacob</span> , an analyst at Majestic Research LLC in New York, told clients yesterday in a note.</span> Delta is spending $1 billion on fleet upgrades through 2013, including lie flat seats and quilted duvet comforters on 90 planes that fly international routes. Tweet this 

Delta and AMR are the world's largest carriers, while UAL is No 3 in the US Market reaction may be accentuated this week by low trading volume between the Christmas and New Year's Day holidays, said Jeff Straebler, an RBS Securities Inc analyst 
Share:  <span class="sent">Delta and <span class="company">AMR</span> are the world's largest carriers, while UAL is No 3 in the US Market reaction may be accentuated this week by low trading volume between the Christmas and New Year's Day holidays, said <span class="analyst">Jeff Straebler</span>, an RBS Securities Inc analyst</span> Tweet this