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United Regains Its Rank as the World’s No. 2 Airline
United last year recorded 230.2 billion revenue passenger miles while Delta had 225.2 billion.
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United to Cut A Flight Attendant on Longest Trips to Pare Costs
United will eliminate some on-board work and speed up meal service by repacking galleys.
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United Jumps Most Since July on Fare Power, Pacing Airline Rally
United is gaining pricing power in what industry experts have called the strongest travel market since the 2008 financial crisis.
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New Jersey Lawmakers Back Jet-Fuel Tax Hike to Pay for Train Service
N.J. Lawmakers Back Jet-Fuel Tax Hike to Pay for Train Service
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U.S. Airlines to Accept Chinese Demand on Naming Taiwan
U.S. airlines to comply with Chinese government’s demands on naming Taiwan on their websites.
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Boeing, Embraer Split $2.3 Billion Aircraft Order From United
Boeing Co. and Embraer SA win orders valued at $2.3 billion from United Airlines.
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United Bans 25 Pet Breeds From Hold, Will Resume Flying Others
United Continental will ban pet breeds after a dog’s death prompted them to review policy for transporting animals.
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United Airlines CEO to Skip Bonus, Chairman Will Step Aside
United Continental Holdings Inc.’s top executive is giving up his bonus and its chairman is stepping aside.
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United Spurned Anew by Wall Street as Growth Plan Sinks Airlines
United Continental Holdings Inc. sank after forecasting capacity growth of as much as 6 percent this year.
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These Airlines Fear Your Twitter Rampage the Most
Angry posts and the threat of viral videos have taught carriers to watch social media—and to respond.
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United Reports Solid Profits, Vows Better Customer Treatment
United has vowed to stop the practice of using police to remove passengers and will likely undertake further changes after a full audit of the incident.
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United Airlines Slammed After Passenger Filmed Being Dragged Out Of Plane
United Continental Holdings Inc. tumbled early Tuesday as outrage on social media over the removal of a passenger from a flight spread across the globe.
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United Airlines Names Brett Hart as Acting CEO
United Continental Holdings Inc on Monday said it appointed an interim leader four days after chief executive officer Oscar Munoz suffered a heart attack, raising uncertainty about whether its top official would return.
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The Big Questions Companies Face When a CEO Grows Sick
Oscar Munoz was hospitalized 37 days into his job as the CEO of United Continental, and just a week before the company was to report its first earnings update under his leadership. The airline would not confirm the reason, but news reports have said Munoz suffered a heart attack.
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United Remains Silent on Medical Condition of Airline CEO
United Continental Holdings Inc remained silent on the medical condition of its new chief executive officer, who was admitted to the hospital Thursday, prompting questions from observers about who will lead the company in his absence.
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United Regains Its Rank as the World’s No. 2 Airline
United last year recorded 230.2 billion revenue passenger miles while Delta had 225.2 billion.
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United to Cut A Flight Attendant on Longest Trips to Pare Costs
United will eliminate some on-board work and speed up meal service by repacking galleys.
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United Jumps Most Since July on Fare Power, Pacing Airline Rally
United is gaining pricing power in what industry experts have called the strongest travel market since the 2008 financial crisis.
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New Jersey Lawmakers Back Jet-Fuel Tax Hike to Pay for Train Service
N.J. Lawmakers Back Jet-Fuel Tax Hike to Pay for Train Service
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U.S. Airlines to Accept Chinese Demand on Naming Taiwan
U.S. airlines to comply with Chinese government’s demands on naming Taiwan on their websites.
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Boeing, Embraer Split $2.3 Billion Aircraft Order From United
Boeing Co. and Embraer SA win orders valued at $2.3 billion from United Airlines.
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United Bans 25 Pet Breeds From Hold, Will Resume Flying Others
United Continental will ban pet breeds after a dog’s death prompted them to review policy for transporting animals.
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United Airlines CEO to Skip Bonus, Chairman Will Step Aside
United Continental Holdings Inc.’s top executive is giving up his bonus and its chairman is stepping aside.
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United Spurned Anew by Wall Street as Growth Plan Sinks Airlines
United Continental Holdings Inc. sank after forecasting capacity growth of as much as 6 percent this year.
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These Airlines Fear Your Twitter Rampage the Most
Angry posts and the threat of viral videos have taught carriers to watch social media—and to respond.
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United Reports Solid Profits, Vows Better Customer Treatment
United has vowed to stop the practice of using police to remove passengers and will likely undertake further changes after a full audit of the incident.
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United Airlines Slammed After Passenger Filmed Being Dragged Out Of Plane
United Continental Holdings Inc. tumbled early Tuesday as outrage on social media over the removal of a passenger from a flight spread across the globe.
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United Airlines Names Brett Hart as Acting CEO
United Continental Holdings Inc on Monday said it appointed an interim leader four days after chief executive officer Oscar Munoz suffered a heart attack, raising uncertainty about whether its top official would return.
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The Big Questions Companies Face When a CEO Grows Sick
Oscar Munoz was hospitalized 37 days into his job as the CEO of United Continental, and just a week before the company was to report its first earnings update under his leadership. The airline would not confirm the reason, but news reports have said Munoz suffered a heart attack.
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United Remains Silent on Medical Condition of Airline CEO
United Continental Holdings Inc remained silent on the medical condition of its new chief executive officer, who was admitted to the hospital Thursday, prompting questions from observers about who will lead the company in his absence.
