United To Record A One-Time $45-55 Million Charge
United this quarter will record a one-time $45-55 million charge because it is closing its Avolar subsidiary. The charge is due to payments on aircraft purchases, termination fees and other costs for its business aircraft unit. On the bright side, UAL recently received a $450 million tax refund due...
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