The airline expects some consumer pushback and fewer people to travel if ticket prices continue to rise, Kirby said in a Bloomberg TV interview on Tuesday. The airline has already reduced 5% of its capacity on routes that are not profitable and don’t cover higher fuel prices, Kirby said.
Still, at the moment, demand remains very strong, Kirby said.
WATCH: Scott Kirby, CEO of United Airlines, addresses the significant uncertainties currently facing the airline industry. Source: Bloomberg
United, the world’s largest airline by capacity, has previously ...