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United Reports Solid Profits, Vows Better Customer Treatment
United has vowed to stop the practice of using police to remove passengers and will likely undertake further changes after a full audit of the incident.
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United Airlines Reports Solid Profits, Vows Better Customer Treatment
United Continental reported sharply lower first-quarter earnings Monday but they still bested analyst expectations, and the airline vowed to remake its customer service after its rough treatment of a passenger stoked global outrage.
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United Airlines CEO Oscar Munoz Says He Won't Resign
United Continental chief executive Oscar Munoz said Wednesday he will not resign and again apologized for the removal of a customer from an overbooked flight by force -- an incident that drew global scorn.
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United Airlines Slammed After Passenger Filmed Being Dragged Out Of Plane
United Continental Holdings Inc. tumbled early Tuesday as outrage on social media over the removal of a passenger from a flight spread across the globe.
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Pilot in Footballers' Crash in Colombia 'Was Not Trained Properly'
The LaMia airlines plane slammed into the mountains outside Medellin November 29, killing most of Brazilian football team Chapecoense Real as they traveled to a match.
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United Airlines Names Brett Hart as Acting CEO
United Continental Holdings Inc on Monday said it appointed an interim leader four days after chief executive officer Oscar Munoz suffered a heart attack, raising uncertainty about whether its top official would return.
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The Big Questions Companies Face When a CEO Grows Sick
Oscar Munoz was hospitalized 37 days into his job as the CEO of United Continental, and just a week before the company was to report its first earnings update under his leadership. The airline would not confirm the reason, but news reports have said Munoz suffered a heart attack.
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United Remains Silent on Medical Condition of Airline CEO
United Continental Holdings Inc remained silent on the medical condition of its new chief executive officer, who was admitted to the hospital Thursday, prompting questions from observers about who will lead the company in his absence.
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United Airlines Awards Hackers Millions of Miles for Revealing Risks
United Continental Holdings Inc has awarded millions of frequent flier miles to hackers who have uncovered gaps in the carrier's web security, in a first for the US airline industry.
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Computer Glitch Grounds United Airlines Flights for an Hour
A computer glitch grounded United Airlines flights at US airports for the second time in six weeks early Wednesday, backing up thousands of passengers in the busy morning travel rush.
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United Airlines Lures Passengers With Better Meals
To win the hearts of frequent business travelers, United Airlines is going through their stomachs. The carrier has been looking for ways to woo back some of its top fliers who defected to other carriers following a rocky merger with Continental Airlines....
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Boeing warns of engine icing risk on 747-8s, Dreamliners
Boeing advised airlines on Friday about a risk of engine icing problems on its new 747-8 and 787 Dreamliner planes with engines made by General Electric.
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TCS, Infosys eye Europe to reduce dependence on US
Big Indian IT companies, heavily reliant on the U.S. market and eager to diversify, have intensified efforts to crack continental Europe in the past three years through acquisitions, setting up operations on the ground and hiring locally.
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Airlines keep Boeing 787 flying as probe seeks cause of fire
Airlines are keeping Boeing's 787 Dreamliner flying, and are sticking with their orders for the new jet as safety investigators look for what sparked a fire in one of the planes while it was parked at London's Heathrow Airport.
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United Airlines schedules first 787 flight after four months of grounding
United Airlines is getting its 787s back in the air. The planes are flying again after being grounded for four months because of smouldering batteries on 787s owned by other airlines.
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United Reports Solid Profits, Vows Better Customer Treatment
United has vowed to stop the practice of using police to remove passengers and will likely undertake further changes after a full audit of the incident.
-
United Airlines Reports Solid Profits, Vows Better Customer Treatment
United Continental reported sharply lower first-quarter earnings Monday but they still bested analyst expectations, and the airline vowed to remake its customer service after its rough treatment of a passenger stoked global outrage.
-
United Airlines CEO Oscar Munoz Says He Won't Resign
United Continental chief executive Oscar Munoz said Wednesday he will not resign and again apologized for the removal of a customer from an overbooked flight by force -- an incident that drew global scorn.
-
United Airlines Slammed After Passenger Filmed Being Dragged Out Of Plane
United Continental Holdings Inc. tumbled early Tuesday as outrage on social media over the removal of a passenger from a flight spread across the globe.
-
Pilot in Footballers' Crash in Colombia 'Was Not Trained Properly'
The LaMia airlines plane slammed into the mountains outside Medellin November 29, killing most of Brazilian football team Chapecoense Real as they traveled to a match.
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United Airlines Names Brett Hart as Acting CEO
United Continental Holdings Inc on Monday said it appointed an interim leader four days after chief executive officer Oscar Munoz suffered a heart attack, raising uncertainty about whether its top official would return.
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The Big Questions Companies Face When a CEO Grows Sick
Oscar Munoz was hospitalized 37 days into his job as the CEO of United Continental, and just a week before the company was to report its first earnings update under his leadership. The airline would not confirm the reason, but news reports have said Munoz suffered a heart attack.
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United Remains Silent on Medical Condition of Airline CEO
United Continental Holdings Inc remained silent on the medical condition of its new chief executive officer, who was admitted to the hospital Thursday, prompting questions from observers about who will lead the company in his absence.
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United Airlines Awards Hackers Millions of Miles for Revealing Risks
United Continental Holdings Inc has awarded millions of frequent flier miles to hackers who have uncovered gaps in the carrier's web security, in a first for the US airline industry.
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Computer Glitch Grounds United Airlines Flights for an Hour
A computer glitch grounded United Airlines flights at US airports for the second time in six weeks early Wednesday, backing up thousands of passengers in the busy morning travel rush.
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United Airlines Lures Passengers With Better Meals
To win the hearts of frequent business travelers, United Airlines is going through their stomachs. The carrier has been looking for ways to woo back some of its top fliers who defected to other carriers following a rocky merger with Continental Airlines....
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Boeing warns of engine icing risk on 747-8s, Dreamliners
Boeing advised airlines on Friday about a risk of engine icing problems on its new 747-8 and 787 Dreamliner planes with engines made by General Electric.
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TCS, Infosys eye Europe to reduce dependence on US
Big Indian IT companies, heavily reliant on the U.S. market and eager to diversify, have intensified efforts to crack continental Europe in the past three years through acquisitions, setting up operations on the ground and hiring locally.
-
Airlines keep Boeing 787 flying as probe seeks cause of fire
Airlines are keeping Boeing's 787 Dreamliner flying, and are sticking with their orders for the new jet as safety investigators look for what sparked a fire in one of the planes while it was parked at London's Heathrow Airport.
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United Airlines schedules first 787 flight after four months of grounding
United Airlines is getting its 787s back in the air. The planes are flying again after being grounded for four months because of smouldering batteries on 787s owned by other airlines.
