United Sees Operating Loss Grow, Meets DIP Obligations
United's October operating loss was only slightly worse than last year's despite a 53% rise in fuel costs, the airline said last week. The October operating loss was $71 million, $6 million more than last year's loss. Fuel costs rose by nearly $170 million from last year. United CFO Jake Brace said...
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