United CEO Scott Kirby on earnings results and industry outlook
United Airlines CEO Scott Kirby on Thursday said the airline saw an inflection in supply and demand at the end of June, with business travel growing since then as economic uncertainty decreased.
"You see more and more businesses kind of coming off the sidelines, getting unfrozen," Kirby said.
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"You see more and more businesses kind of coming off the sidelines, getting unfrozen," Kirby said.
Видео United CEO Scott Kirby on earnings results and industry outlook канала CNBC Television
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