Airline And Cruise Stocks Jump. United Airlines Up Over 7%; Norwegian Cruise Line Up 6%; Alaska Air, Delta Air And Carnival Up 5%

TigerMay 27, 2026 2:06 PM

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Airline and Cruise Stocks Jump. United Airlines up over 7%; Norwegian Cruise Line up 6%; Alaska Air, Delta Air and Carnival up 5%; Royal Caribbean, Viking, JetBlue and Southwest Airlines up 4%; American Airlines up 3%.

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