"United Airlines CEO Challenges Safety Norms, Questions Staffing and Compensation"
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United Airlines CEO, Scott Kirby, has questioned the future of safety in the airline industry, suggesting that increased compensation for delays could incentivize airlines to fly in marginal conditions rather than prioritizing safety. However, historical data shows that safety has improved over the years, even during downturns. Kirby's concerns about the cost of delays overlook the ingrained culture of safety in the industry. Additionally, questioning safety publicly goes against the industry norm of not spreading rumors about competitors' safety.
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