I must say, if I had billions of dollars I could invest in any company, an airline wouldn’t be one of them… well, at least at this very moment.
Berkshire Hathaway founder Warren Buffett (who is now 95 years old, and is still Chairman, but no longer CEO) is known for having some amazing insights into the market over the years, so many have thought “well clearly he knows something other people don’t.”
Yesterday was the deadline for institutional investment firms to submit their form 13Fs, disclosing their investments for the previous quarter (January through March of 2026). Berkshire Hathaway’s disclosure indicates that the firm purchased 39,809,456 Delta shares in the first quarter, at a cost of around $2.65 billion. So that implies that the company purchased shares at around $66.50 each, and Delta is now Berkshire Hathaway’s 14th biggest holding.
A great solo travel tip spotted this week on One Mile at a Time.
