American, United prepare further capacity trims as fuel shock reshapes flying
American Airlines and United Airlines are planning to reduce flight capacity if fuel prices stay high. The carriers aim to protect profits against rising costs. This strategy comes in response to a recent surge in fuel prices.
American Airlines and United Airlines are preparing to trim flying further if fuel prices remain elevated, as carriers try to protect profits from a fresh surge in costs.
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