• Bernstein sets a new price target for Delta Air Lines (NYSE:DAL) at $74, significantly higher than its current trading price.
• Delta reports strong Q3 sales of $16.67 billion, a 6% increase year-over-year, making it the largest and most profitable domestic airline.
• The airline's stock surged up to 8% during the trading session, reflecting investor confidence in its financial performance.

Delta Air Lines (NYSE:DAL) is a major player in the airline industry, known for its extensive domestic and international flight network. As one of the largest U.S. airlines, Delta competes with United Airlines and American Airlines. Recently, Bernstein set a new price target for Delta at $74, a significant increase from its current trading price of $59.57.

Delta's strong third-quarter results have bolstered its position as a leading investment choice. The airline reported Q3 sales of $16.67 billion, a 6% increase from the previous year, surpassing estimates of $15.79 billion. This robust performance has helped Delta become the largest domestic airline by revenue and the most profitable, outpacing its competitors.

The airline's net income for the quarter was $1.5 billion, translating to $1.71 per share. This impressive financial performance has led to a surge in Delta's stock, which increased by as much as 8% during the trading session. The current stock price of $59.57 reflects a 4.29% increase, or $2.45, from previous levels.

Delta's stock has traded between a low of $58.90 and a high of $62.27 today. Over the past year, the stock has reached a high of $69.98 and a low of $34.74. With a market capitalization of approximately $38.90 billion, Delta remains a significant player in the airline industry. The trading volume for the day is 27.83 million shares, indicating strong investor interest.