Boeing Challenges Erode United Q1 Profits, Create 2024 Cost Headwinds

April 17, 2024
United Airlines 737 MAX 9

United Airlines Boeing 737-9

Credit: United Airlines
Profitability for United Airlines in the 2024 first quarter (Q1) was wiped out by the January grounding of its Boeing 737-9s, compounded by anticipated cost headwinds as the company expects to take delivery of 40 fewer aircraft in 2024. The first three months of 2024 were eventful for United and the...

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