US EditionWall Street Hangs Near Its Record as PepsiCo and United Airlines Offset Drops for Health Care Stocks
UNITED STATES, JUL 17 – United Airlines raised its full-year adjusted EPS guidance to $9-$11, driven by a 1.7% revenue increase and best second-quarter on-time performance since the pandemic, the company said.
- On Wednesday, United Airlines Holdings Inc. reported Q2 2025 results, posting $15.2 billion operating revenue, $1 billion net income and adjusted EPS of $3.87.
- Amid less geopolitical and macroeconomic uncertainty, United Airlines saw a six-point acceleration in booking demand and double-digit growth in business travel starting early July.
- Hubs in Newark, Los Angeles and San Francisco achieved best second-quarter on-time departure rates since the pandemic, and digital check-in usage climbed to 83 percent on new self-service tools.
- United Airlines stock rose 2.6% in regular trading, Benzinga Pro said, and then slipped 1.37% to $87.20 in after-hours.
- Looking ahead, the airline plans to restart service to Tel Aviv on July 21, 2025, and provide third-quarter guidance on Thursday’s conference call at 10:30 a.m. ET.
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