United to cut flights as domestic demand disappoints but international and premium travel drives profits

United Airlines to slash flights by 4% his summer due to softer demand, recession fears: ‘Impossible to predict’

United Airlines said Tuesday it would slash its domestic flights by about 4% beginning this summer because of softer demand.

United says it will cut flights this summer as airlines brace for an economic slowdown

A United Airlines Boeing 787-8 Dreamliner. The airline on Tuesday said it would cut some capacity later in 2025.Urbanandsport/NurPhotoUnited Airlines will cut its domestic flight schedule by 4% starting in July due to soft demand.It will also retire 21 older aircraft ahead of schedule and cut off-peak flights on low travel days.United offered two scenarios for its finances this year, saying it's impossible to predict the economy.United Airlines …

United offers dual full-year outlooks: One for a normal year and one for a recession

United is the second of the big four airlines to report earnings this quarter....

United Airlines warns of profit risks if U.S. economy falters

The United forecast comes days after Delta Air Lines and Frontier Airlines withdrew their full-year forecasts, saying travel demand has ‘largely stalled’ amid mounting economic uncertainty

United to cut flights as domestic demand disappoints but international and premium travel drives profits - Overpasses For America

A United Airlines Boeing 767 passenger aircraft approaches Newark Liberty International Airport as trucks travel near the Port Jersey Container Terminal in Jersey City, New Jersey, on April 8, 2025. Charly Triballeau | Afp | Getty Images United Airlines is planning to cut flights starting this summer to match disappointing domestic travel demand while bookings for pricier, international trips remain strong. The carrier said Tuesday that it plan…

United to cut flights as domestic demand disappoints but international and premium travel drives profits

United said a deterioration in bookings could lead it to lower its 2025 outlook to $7 to $9 a share from $11.50 to $13.50.