US airline shares rise after report of United CEO pitching American tie‑up with Trump
American Airlines AAL.O shares soars nearly 5%, United Airlines UAL.O jumps 2%, Southwest Airlines LUV.N and Delta DAL.O rise between 1% and 2% in premarket trading
UAL CEO Scott Kirby pitched AAL tie-up in meeting with Trump on Feb 25, Reuters reported on Monday, citing sources
Potential tie-up would mark the biggest consolidation move in more than a decade, further tightening a domestic market dominated by four similarly sized players
Kirby argued that combined airline would be a stronger competitor in international markets
Any deal likely to face significant regulatory hurdles
YTD, as of last close, UAL down nearly 15%, AAL declined 26.7%, LUV 4.6% lower, DAL fell 3.4%
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