Delta’s bottom line is taking a hit from the CrowdStrike outage as it seeks legal recourse for a meltdown that led to thousands of flight disruptions.

Although a technology outage led to extensive delays and disruptions in July, Delta Air Lines (DAL) says that its profits will be arriving right on time. The company told investors in a securities filing Thursday that it is affirming its earnings expectations for the year despite its CrowdStrike (CRWD) havoc this summer.

Delta Air Lines expects per-share earnings to take a 45-cent hit in the third quarter following the global CrowdStrike Holdings outage in July that disrupted airlines and businesses. The carrier said Thursday that it is projecting revenue to be flat or up no more than 1% for the quarter instead of up 2% to 4%,