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United Drops Airbus Jet From Fleet Plan Amid Rolls-Royce Feud

13. Februar 2026 um 16:12
United Airlines Holdings Inc. quietly dropped the Airbus SE A350 jetliner from its fleet plan in coming years amid a legal battle with the aircraft’s engine supplier, Rolls-Royce Holdings Plc.

The Airbus A350-1000 flying at the 55th International Air and Space Show at Le Bourget France June 16 2025. The A350 is a French long-haul jumbo jetliner, competing with the American manufacturer Boeing 777. (Photo by Stéphane Mouchmouche / Hans Lucas via AFP) (Photo by STEPHANE MOUCHMOUCHE/Hans Lucas/AFP via Getty Images)
  • ✇Bloomberg Markets
  • American Air Predicts Strong Year Amid Storms, Shutdowns
    American Airlines is sounding bullish, forecasting strong earnings, record revenue, and big premium upgrades. But storms, shutdowns, and missed estimates tell a more complicated story. TD Cowen Airlines Analyst Tom Fitzgerald joined "Bloomberg Open Interest" to talk about the results. (Source: Bloomberg)
     

American Air Predicts Strong Year Amid Storms, Shutdowns

27. Januar 2026 um 16:23
American Airlines is sounding bullish, forecasting strong earnings, record revenue, and big premium upgrades. But storms, shutdowns, and missed estimates tell a more complicated story. TD Cowen Airlines Analyst Tom Fitzgerald joined "Bloomberg Open Interest" to talk about the results. (Source: Bloomberg)

  • ✇Bloomberg Politics
  • US Airlines Offer to Waive Fees Ahead of Big Winter Storm
    US airlines are already announcing backup plans for passengers ahead of an expected winter storm this weekend that could be the biggest of the season and cause massive disruptions to air traffic nationwide. Delta Air Lines is offering rebooking for flights to and from 41 airports across the South and Southeast, including its main hub in Atlanta as well as Dallas, Austin, Houston, Charleston and Memphis. Passengers will be allowed to make new plans without paying a fare difference until Jan. 28,
     

US Airlines Offer to Waive Fees Ahead of Big Winter Storm

22. Januar 2026 um 22:27
US airlines are already announcing backup plans for passengers ahead of an expected winter storm this weekend that could be the biggest of the season and cause massive disruptions to air traffic nationwide. Delta Air Lines is offering rebooking for flights to and from 41 airports across the South and Southeast, including its main hub in Atlanta as well as Dallas, Austin, Houston, Charleston and Memphis. Passengers will be allowed to make new plans without paying a fare difference until Jan. 28, the airline said on its website. United Airlines will waive change fees and fare differences for flights impacted from 61 airports, including East Coast cities such as Boston, Newark and New York’s La Guardia. Bloomberg News Chief Correspondent for Global Aviation Siddharth Philip joins Bloomberg Businessweek Daily to discuss. He speaks with Carol Massar and Tim Stenovec. (Source: Bloomberg)

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