On the revenue line, Chief Commercial Officer Andrew Nocella said fourth-quarter revenue rose 4.8% to $15.4 billion on a 6.5% increase in capacity year over year. Consolidated RASM declined 1.6% , though Nocella said the quarter was United’s highest revenue quarter ever. Premium cabins continued to outperform, with premium cabin revenue up 12% year over year on 7% more capacity. For the year, Nocella said premium revenue increased about 11% , while standard and basic economy revenue fell about 5% .For the f ...

Group 1 - The company is undergoing significant changes and is excited about the pace of these changes [3] - Upcoming initiatives include the announcement of a basic economy fare structure and changes to the frequent flyer program [3][4] - The company plans to start selling extra legroom seats and seat assignments in the third quarter, with flights already in operation [4]