United Airlines Holdings Inc.

One affected passenger called the move "passive aggressive."

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The airline called the behavior aboard the flight 'inexcusable.'

Delta's new offerings were announced at the CES conference in Las Vegas.

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The first flight with the new service will run in the spring.

Shares soared immediately after the opening bell.

The Florida-based airline said the plan will allow it to "undertake a financial restructuring."

Cirium released its on-time review for airlines for the year that just ended.

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Delta and United both reported incidents of stowaways in the past month.

The Department of Transportation has granted approval for new flights.

CEO David Neeleman spoke to TheStreet about the low-cost model.

The airline's new flights are mostly domestic but include one long-haul route to Rome.

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Cash flows were robust. The balance sheet is decent, maybe better than decent. Guidance is solid.

Will the stock get a lift or suffer from too much baggage?

For both the S&P and the Nasdaq, there was a fight that lasted more than a week at the 21-day EMA, a confirmation on Friday, and the surrender of the 50-day SMA on Monday.

Traders should pay attention to this key price level on United Airlines shares.

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It's hard to know where support is for the stock.

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