(Bloomberg) -- Less flying may mean more profit for
the biggest U.S. airlines.
Major carriers are cutting domestic capacity even as travel
demand is rising, helping them fill more seats with passengers.
That's sparking optimism AMR Corp.'s American Airlines, UAL
Corp.'s United Airlines and others will be able to raise profits
and reverse a slide in share prices.
Read more at Bloomberg Stocks News
the biggest U.S. airlines.
Major carriers are cutting domestic capacity even as travel
demand is rising, helping them fill more seats with passengers.
That's sparking optimism AMR Corp.'s American Airlines, UAL
Corp.'s United Airlines and others will be able to raise profits
and reverse a slide in share prices.
Read more at Bloomberg Stocks News
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