Delta's quarterly report reflects its financial strategy in several ways. Firstly, it shows the company's focus on capacity utilization and revenue generation, as it aims to fill 83% to 85% of the capacity and generate 72% to 76% of the revenue compared to March 2019. Secondly, it indicates the company's investment strategy, with a planned spend of $1.6 billion in Gross Capital Expenditures. Thirdly, it reveals the company's debt management strategy, with approximately $22 billion in adjusted net debt. Lastly, it shows the company's approach to cost management and pricing, as it plans to increase ticket costs with a fuel surcharge to offset the projected 15% increase in cost of fuel per available seat.

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For Delta's March 2022 projections, it projected it will fill 1) 83% to 85% of the capacity and 2) 72% to 76% of the revenue compared to March 2019, 3) spend $1.6 billion in Gross Capital Expenditures with approximately 4) $22 billion in adjusted net debt. Because the company has also projected a 5) 15% increase in cost of fuel per available seat, Delta will also raise ticket costs with a fuel surcharge to recapture somewhere between $15 and $20 each way on an average ticket value of about $200.

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