United Airlines to cut 5% of scheduled flights as fuel prices soar
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March 20 (Reuters) - United Airlines UAL.O CEO Scott Kirby said on Friday the airline will cancel about 5% of this year's planned flights in the short term, as jet fuel prices surge due to the Middle East conflict.
"If prices stayed at this level, it would mean an extra $11 billion in annual expense just for jet fuel," Kirby said in a message to employees posted on its website.
The airline's current plan is to restore the full schedule this fall, Kirby added.
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