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LAXintl wrote:Yes, debt is something that will be a drag for a long time to come.
But United's could be worse. Delta reported $47.9bil long-term liabilities at end of 2021, though they managed to reduce theirs from $54.5bil at end of 2020 unlike UA which saw its long term debt rise instead in 2021. Let's see how AA does when it reports tomorrow.
UPlog wrote:Analysts expect Q2&3 to be positive, but back to a loss in Q4. Let's see if they make enough in Q2 + 3 to cover the Q1+4 losses.
Being so internationally and business travel-focused, will be hard to right the ship without those returning strong imo.
atrude777 wrote:Like many on here, I am hoping we will hear when United will start retro fitting the current planes in service with the new Seatbacks and TV's and Overhead Bins.
They are thankfully coming at a fast pace with our new 737 Max 8 deliveries.
Also when will the E145's start seeing the new interior too?
Hopefully we get some answers in the call!
Alex
atrude777 wrote:Like many on here, I am hoping we will hear when United will start retro fitting the current planes in service with the new Seatbacks and TV's and Overhead Bins.
Alex