United Airlines CEO’s Pay Nearly Doubled in 2023
Due to the end of CARES Act restrictions on executive pay, United CEO Scott Kirby’s total compensation nearly doubled in 2023.
United Airlines News
The latest news and analysis of United Airlines, including breaking news, executive interviews, earnings coverage, and analysis of its competitors.
Travel Metasearch’s Big Issues
Today's podcast looks at metasearch and changing consumer habits, United’s next Boeing issue, and an Ohtani tourism boost.
United Airlines Appoints Estee Lauder Exec to Board as Industry Tries to Increase Gender Diversity
The airline industry has been trying to diversify boards and executive teams as it tries to shed its predominantly male image.
United Airlines Asks Pilots to Take Unpaid Time Off Due to Boeing Delivery Delays
The unpaid time off is the latest instance of how delivery and certification issues with Boeing’s aircraft are impacting airlines’ operations.
FAA Steps Up Oversight of United Airlines Following Safety Incidents
The FAA will be reviewing United’s work processes, manuals and procedures after a string of safety incidents the carrier experienced in March.
What Hilton Told Investors
Today's podcast looks at Hilton's latest investment insights, United's new pooling loyalty program, and the unstoppable power of Chinese travelers.
United Airlines Now Allows Family and Friends to Pool Miles for Booking Trips
United is one of the biggest U.S. airlines to allow friends and family to combine miles — at no extra fee — to redeem award tickets.
U.S. to Review How Airlines Handle Passengers’ Personal Information
The review into passenger data protections is the first of many the Department of Transportation plans to periodically conduct.
United CEO Attempts to Reassure Customers After Spate of Safety Incidents
After a string of recent incidents on Boeing jets, United CEO Scott Kirby said the carrier is committed to putting “safety first” in a memo to customers.
London for Spring Break? International Destinations Grow in Popularity — Especially For Younger Travelers
While destinations in Florida, Mexico and the Caribbean are still the top choice for many spring breakers, cities in Europe are also becoming popular options.