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United Airlines cut its full-year earnings-per-share forecast for 2026 to $7–$11 from $12–$14, citing higher fuel costs driven by the Iran war, even as first‑quarter revenue rose to a quarterly record of $14.6 billion; the carrier also plans to cut capacity about 5% in 2026 while executives emphasize tactical responses to higher fuel prices and a continued focus on long‑term growth.
United Airlines plans to reduce about 5% of its scheduled flights in response to rising jet fuel costs, trimming capacity to offset higher operating expenses.
Pitt will reduce Acrisure Stadium capacity from 68,400 to 51,416 by closing the upper decks on the east and west sidelines, with the north end zone seating kept for 10,000 Pitt students. The move aims to concentrate fans, increase home-field energy, and lower operating costs, following 2025 attendance averages around 51,845. Some have floated Pitt building its own stadium, but the school plans to continue sharing Acrisure Stadium for now.
Southwest Airlines' stock fell 14.8% due to increased fuel price guidance and capacity reduction plans for 2024, stemming from Boeing's production delays. The airline expects a net loss in the first quarter and anticipates higher expenses, including fuel costs and interest expenses. Despite these challenges, Southwest remains focused on long-term financial targets and reports stable demand and operational performance for the first quarter. Additionally, GATX Corporation and SkyWest, Inc. are highlighted as better-ranked stocks in the transportation sector.