United recalculating fleet plans in view of Boeing's tribulations

Following Scott Kirby's comments on growth constraints, United said in early March 2024 that it expects to receive from Boeing 102 fewer new aircraft in 2024 than contractually agreed, forcing the airline to recalculate its fleet plan and delivery expectations for the coming years. United is no...

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