United Remains Bullish On Opportunities For Its Widebody Fleet

Lori Ranson July 21, 2021
United Airlines Boeing 767-300
Credit: Rob Finlayson
After opting not to park widebody aircraft during the COVID-19 pandemic, United Airlines will have 30 incremental twin aisle jets in the summer of 2022 compared to 2019, which the airline believes will allow for robust growth prospects, depending on market conditions. United’s decision to buck...
Lori Ranson

Lori covers North American and Latin airlines for Aviation Week and is also a Senior Analyst for CAPA - Centre for Aviation.

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