Operational Improvement - United's CEO aims to improve reliability at Newark Liberty International Airport, positioning it as the most dependable airport in the New York City area [1]

Travel through Chicago’s main airport is close to exceeding pre-pandemic levels, shedding a light on a battle for gates between United and American https://t.co/mFtK8kUwju ...

The aviation industry is being held back by a lack of new aircraft, United's CEO said, impeding his plans to modernize the fleet and cash in on booming premium travel https://t.co/Q84b9CgvzS ...

I always say Scott's actually the number one economist in the world. You had the actual real time to look at what the consumer is doing. You saw the first half of the year is almost recession.The second half looks vastly different. How much of a reacceleration are you seeing. You know, we are a very good, real time indicator of demand.When things are uncertain or weak. The first thing that businesses and consumers cut back on travel. It's also the tip of spear.One of the first things that they bring back wh ...

United Airlines plans to hire more than 2,500 employees at Newark Liberty International Airport as it works to revamp the airport, which has been thwarted by outages and worker shortages https://t.co/sFGWrlK02b ...

All right, let's get right out to Phil Labau. He joins us right now with United Airlines CEO Scott Kirby. Phil, good morning. Good morning, Becky.Scott, let's bring you in from your facility in Newark, an important hub for you guys, and you've spent a lot of time there improving your performance since the flights were cut back uh back in April or actually in May is where the flight cuts went in effect. And since then, you've had a dramatic improvement in performance. and give us a sense of what you expect a ...

And right now we are 2 minutes away from the end of the trading day. Romaine Bostick alongside Katie Greipel taking you through to that closing bell with a global simulcast. It starts now.Carol Massar and Tim Stenovec in the radio booth. Welcome to our audiences across the globe out here. I know she's just turned around like you're surprised at the same time every day.Carol Massar Yeah, but this day is different, right. It's this day is different. What did you say.Happy anniversary to Carol. Happy anniversa ...

Core Insights - Archer Aviation Inc. aims to participate in the White House's eVTOL Integration Pilot Program (eIPP) to accelerate electric air taxi operations in the U.S. [2][4] - The eIPP is the first federal initiative designed to facilitate real-world electric air taxi operations, with a focus on safety, noise reduction, and scalability [3][4][6] - The program is expected to provide critical operational data and community engagement necessary for the adoption of eVTOL technology [5][6] Company Developments - Archer is collaborating with U.S. airlines, including United Airlines, to design and execute trial operations of its Midnight aircraft under the eIPP [4][6] - The trials will demonstrate the safety and quietness of eVTOL operations, which are essential for gaining community trust [4][6] - Archer's founder and CEO, Adam Goldstein, emphasized the significance of this initiative for American leadership in advanced aviation [5] Industry Context - The eIPP was established following an Executive Order signed by President Trump in June 2025, aimed at accelerating next-generation aviation technologies [3][6] - The Department of Transportation (DOT) and the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) are creating pre-certification operating environments for eVTOL aircraft to facilitate their rollout [6] - This initiative marks a transition from development to deployment, paving the way for full-scale commercialization of air taxis in the coming years [5][6]

Two people were injured during the emergency evacuation of a United 737-800 diverted to Osaka over a potential cargo hold fire https://t.co/qZMq5MEw72 ...

United Airlines and Frontier are planning new routes regularly flown by Spirit, which last week filed its second bankruptcy in less than a year https://t.co/L8iaI42LpU ...