In another change, United noted that it is adding jobs. The airline "hired more than 1,600 airport operations employees last year alone and plans to add 1,200 more in 2025," the release says.

United Airlines asks workers to voluntarily separate from company ahead of job cuts By Michael Bartiromo Fox News Published May 5, 2020 9:08am EDT ...

In another change, United noted that it is adding jobs. The airline "hired more than 1,600 airport operations employees last year alone and plans to add 1,200 more in 2025," the release says.

United Airlines says their recent order of 270 new Airbus and Boeing aircraft will create more than 3,000 new jobs at their Denver hub, adding it will increase luxury travel for all customers to ...

United Airlines CEO Scott Kirby has acknowledged that the carrier's pilots are shunning promotion to the captain's chair, ... But a change in their job category, airline base, ...

United Airlines flight attendant Jodye Beard-Brown has worked in the industry for 31 years. She says that seniority impacts flight schedules, perks, and flexibility in the airline industry.

There are about 16,000 United pilots, of whom more than 3,000 have served or now serve in a reserve component. United hired more than 4,000 pilots in the past 24 months and expects to add another ...

United Airlines' pilots agreed to accept lower minimum pay guarantees to prevent almost 4,000 of their ... “Our members understood that in order to protect pilot jobs, ... among other changes.

You can take all the bags you want on United (and American, and Delta, and the others). You can almost always make changes (maybe not in basic economy). But on those airlines, everything is unbundled.

United Airlines and its pilots’ union reached an agreement Monday that would avert 2,850 job cuts scheduled to begin as soon as Thursday, when federal restrictions on layoffs under a March ...

United Airlines said Thursday it will allow unvaccinated employees to return to their jobs starting March 28 and asked a federal appeals court to dismiss a legal challenge to the COVID-19 mandate ...