United Airlines has been trying to expand its profits by investing heavily in roomier seats and growing a network that will excite high-spending travelers.
United Airlines' Q3 earnings report and guidance led to a new 52-week high, nearing pre-pandemic stock prices. Passenger revenue growth is slowing, but cargo revenues surged 25.2% due to Middle East freight challenges and Asia Pacific capacity expansion. Operating income dropped 10% due to higher non-fuel costs, but Q4 EPS guidance shows strong year-on-year growth, boosting investor confidence.
United Airlines stock (NASDAQ: UAL) recently reported its Q3 results, with revenues aligning and earnings exceeding our estimates. The company reported revenue of $14.8 billion and adjusted earnings of $3.33 per share, compared to our estimates of $14.8 billion and $3.15, respectively.
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