
AAL Q2 2020 Earnings
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Call Details
- Call Title: American Airlines Q2 2020 Earnings Call
- Date: July 23, 2020 at 4:00 AM UTC
- Management Team:
- Doug Parker (Chief Executive Officer)
- Derek Kerr (Chief Financial Officer)
- Robert Isom (President)
- Basir Raja (Chief Revenue Officer)
- Dan Cravens (Head of Investor Relations)
- David Seymour (Chief Operating Officer)
Call Summary
Financial Performance
- GAAP net loss for Q2 2020 was $2.1B, or $4.82 per share.
- The company recognized $1.7B of pre-tax net special items in Q2, primarily a $2.0B Payroll Support Program (PSP) related credit.
- Excluding net special items, the reported non-GAAP net loss was $3.4B, or $7.82 per share.
- Average daily cash burn in Q2 was approximately $55M per day, which improved from about $100M per day in April to $56M per day in May and $30M per day in June.
- Quarter-end available liquidity was $10.2B, and the company reported raising net $3.6B of incremental liquidity during the quarter.
- The company noted it was down materially on passenger demand with system load factors of 15% in April, 45% in May, and 64% in June.
Guidance
- The company expects third quarter system capacity to be down approximately 60% year over year.
- Third quarter end available liquidity is expected to be approximately $13B, assuming no additional financing beyond announced items.
- A signed term sheet for a $4.75B secured CARES Act loan is expected to close in Q3.
- Two senior secured note transactions totaling $1.2B with Goldman Sachs Merchant Bank are expected to close in Q3, which would create a pro forma liquidity balance of approximately $16.2B when combined with the $10.2B quarter-end balance.
- The firm reiterated a goal to be cash positive in 2021, subject to the pace of demand recovery.
- The company expects Q3 burn rates to be well below Q2 levels and Q4 burn rates to be lower than Q3 levels, with the timing dependent on demand.
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