United Airlines third-quarter results highlights include:
- Top line revenue increased by 12.5pc year-over-year, marking a record revenue quarter.
- Strong domestic demand contributed to the second-highest domestic revenues ever.
- Close-in bookings in August and September were robust, and international profits reached record highs in both the Atlantic and Pacific regions.
- The Atlantic region saw a 15pc increase compared to the same quarter in 2022, while Pacific revenue surpassed third-quarter 2019 levels.
- Despite operating at 24pc below pre-pandemic capacity levels, United saw high demand for premium products, with premium economy revenue outpacing capacity growth.
- Revenue from premium products rose by 20pc year-over-year.
- New MileagePlus member sign-ups set a record for the third quarter, nearly double the number compared to five years ago.
- United’s strategy to diversify revenue streams and capitalize on growth opportunities is paying off, according to CEO Scott Kirby.
- The United Next strategy is on track to achieve financial targets
