United Airlines reported second-quarter earnings that beat estimates, with CEO Scott Kirby stating that travel demand is increasing after a rough start to 2025. Revenue rose 1.7% to $15.24 billion, but net income dropped 26% to $973 million. Unit revenue fell 4%, with domestic passenger revenue per seat mile dropping 7%. United expects adjusted earnings of $9 to $11 per share in 2025, below analysts’ expectations of $10.

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