United CEO Backs Away from Big Mergers After American Snub
The airline is open to buying assets, Scott Kirby said, but large-scale consolidation is not in the cards.
The airline is open to buying assets, Scott Kirby said, but large-scale consolidation is not in the cards.
Scott Kirby defended his vision of a massive combined airline that would create “millions” of jobs and make the U.S. more competitive globally.
Robert Isom said the airline has a history of being “aggressive” with the right opportunities.
A potential deal could transform the U.S. airline industry, but only if approved by regulators.
Ed Bastian alluded to potential mergers and bankruptcies for carriers that cannot produce a return on investment for their owners.
But Sean Duffy stressed that any deal would still be scrutinized for its potential impact on prices and industry competition.