United Airlines reported its second-quarter earnings, with earnings per share of 3.87 dollars exceeding expectations, while revenue of 15.27 billion dollars slightly missed estimates. Revenue from premium cabins, loyalty programs, and cargo grew annually, but overall revenue per seat declined by 4%. The airline achieved 1.1 billion dollars in free cash flow and maintained strong liquidity of 18.6 billion dollars. CEO Scott Kirby emphasized the success of the United Next strategy amid economic challenges, despite lowering the 2025 earnings forecast.