United Airlines (NASDAQ:UAL) has recovered early losses and is clinging to a modest gain on Thursday, as the company’s underwhelming second quarter results were offset by assurances from the CEO regarding the second half of this year and disruptions at a major hub.

United Airlines (UAL) lowered its profit outlook with CEO Scott Kirby saying the world is less uncertain now than it was in the first half of the year. Yahoo Finance Senior Transportation Reporter Pras Subramanian outlines the takeaways from the earnings print,

CNBC’s Phil LeBeau and United Airlines CEO Scott Kirby join 'Squawk Box' to discuss the company's quarterly earnings results, state of air travel demand, Q3 forecast, travel around Newark Liberty International Airport,

United Airlines shares rose 4% as the U.S. carrier projected improved demand since the start of July, an upbeat tone after the industry came under pressure from the fallout of President Donald Trump's budget cuts and trade tensions.

United Airlines shares dropped 3% due to Q2 earnings decline from operational issues at Newark Airport; though resolved, challenges impacted earnings slightly, but travel demand, especially for premium products,

United Airlines is permanently axing U.S. domestic bus routes between airports in the coming weeks. The airline will be ending two routes later this summer and in the fall—its Denver to Fort Collins, Colorado, (DEN-FNL) and Newark, New Jersey, to Allentown, Pennsylvania, (EWR-ABE) Landline services.

In the first of our winning stories from 2025's Airline Strategy Awards, which were held in London on 14 July, United Airlines chief executive Scott Kirby was recognised in the Executive Leadership: N

Scott Kirby, president of United Airlines since 2016, sat down with Chris McGinnis for a wide ranging interview on March 28, 2019 United Airlines United 777-300ER with 10-abreast economy class seating

Scott Kirby, CEO of United Airlines. (Bloomberh Contributor—Getty Images) In 2019, 4.5 billion passengers took an international flight, according to the CDC .

Here's what the transition in power at the top will mean for the Chicago-based carrier that's been in turnaround mode for the past four years. United Airlines CEO Oscar Munoz on Thursday said he ...