UNITED 2024 FY financial results


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Today, we reported full-year and fourth-quarter 2024 financial results. We had full-year pre-tax earnings of $4.2 billion, with a pre-tax margin of 7.3%; adjusted pre-tax earnings of $4.6 billion, with an adjusted pre-tax margin1 of 8.1%. We also achieved full-year diluted earnings per share of $9.45; adjusted diluted earnings per share1 of $10.61, at the better end of the 2024 guidance provided at the start of the year of $9.00 to $11.00.
In 2024, we continued strong execution on our United Next plan. Our investments have set us apart and customers continue to show more preference for our brand with strong demand for all products: in the quarter premium revenue was up 10%, corporate revenue was up 7% and revenue from Basic Economy was up 20% year-over-year. Other revenue streams like loyalty and cargo had robust growth in the quarter with revenues up 12% and 30% year-over-year, respectively. Looking ahead to 2025 we see strong demand trends in the first quarter with domestic RASM expected to turn solidly positive year-over-year, as well as continued improvement in international RASM.
For the full year, we operated the most flights and carried the most customers in our history. We finished first in on-time performance at all seven of our U.S. hubs as a result of significant investments in our people, airports and technology, resulting in year-over-year improvement in customer satisfaction.
"United had a unique strategy coming out of COVID and our people have delivered for customers leading to a structurally and permanently changed industry," said Scott. "2024 was a strong year across the board for United as we’ve become the leading global airline, and we enter 2025 with demand trends continuing to accelerate which puts us on the path to double-digit pre-tax margins."
Fourth-Quarter Financial Results

  • Capacity up 6.2% compared to fourth-quarter 2023.
  • Total operating revenue of $14.7 billion, up 7.8% compared to fourth-quarter 2023.
  • TRASM up 1.6% compared to fourth-quarter 2023.
  • CASM down 1.6%, and CASM-ex1 up 5.0%, compared to fourth-quarter 2023.
  • Pre-tax earnings of $1.3 billion, with a pre-tax margin of 8.9%; adjusted pre-tax earnings1 of $1.4 billion, with an adjusted pre-tax margin1 of 9.7%.
  • Net income of $1.0 billion; adjusted net income1 of $1.1 billion.
  • Diluted earnings per share of $2.95; adjusted diluted earnings per share1 of $3.26.
  • Average fuel price per gallon of $2.40.
  • Repurchased approximately $81 million of shares; more than $1.4 billion remaining in authorization.
Full-Year Financial Results
  • Pre-tax earnings of $4.2 billion, with a pre-tax margin of 7.3%; adjusted pre-tax earnings1 of $4.6 billion, with an adjusted pre-tax margin1 of 8.1%.
  • Net income of $3.1 billion; adjusted net income1 of $3.5 billion.
  • Diluted earnings per share of $9.45; adjusted diluted earnings per share1 of $10.61.
  • Ending available liquidity of $17.4 billion.
  • Total debt, finance lease obligations and other financial liabilities of $28.7 billion at year end.
  • Net leverage1 of 2.4x.
  • Generated $9.4 billion of operating cash flow.
  • Generated $3.4 billion of free cash flow1.
Key Highlights
  • Set the company record for most customers carried in a year at nearly 174 million system wide and an average of 4,340 daily flights, operating 145 more mainline flights per day compared to 2023.
  • Announced an industry-leading agreement with SpaceX to bring Starlink's Wi-Fi service to more than 1,000 of the airline's mainline and regional aircraft, providing MileagePlus members free, fast, reliable internet connectivity on some passenger flights as soon as Spring 2025.
  • Launched Kinective MediaSM by United Airlines – the first media network that uses insights from travel behaviors to connect customers to personalized advertising, experiences and offers from leading brands.
  • Announced MileagePlus® pooling, making us the first major U.S. airline to allow customers to share and redeem miles in one linked account, providing additional value to loyalty members, their friends and loved ones.
  • We announced the largest international expansion in our history, bringing service to nine new international destinations for Summer 2025, eight of which are not served by any other U.S. carrier: UBN (Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia), GOH( Nuuk, Greenland), KHH (Kaohsiung, Taiwan) PMO (Palermo, Italy), BIO (Bilbao, Spain), FAO (Faro, Portugal), FNC (Madeira Island, Portugal), PXM (Puerto Escondido, Mexico) and DSS (Dakar, Senegal).
  • Surpassed 300 new and retrofit aircraft in 2024 featuring our signature interior with bigger bins, seatback screens at every seat and Bluetooth connectivity, resulting in a 4.5 point improvement in customer satisfaction with inflight entertainment.
  • We continued to invest in our employees and facilities in 2024, with the opening of an expanded Flight Training Center at DEN and work beginning for a new state-of-the-art Inflight Training Center near IAD.
  • We became the first airline to purchase sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) at ORD. In 2024, we voluntarily operated with SAF at AMS (Amsterdam), LAX, LHR (London-Heathrow), ORD and SFO.
1For additional information about the non-GAAP measures used in this press release, see "Non-GAAP Financial Information" in our press release dated Jan. 21, 2025.
 

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Domada: di solito gli adjusted earnings sono "adjusted" per cosa?



Set the company record for most customers carried in a year at nearly 174 million system wide and an average of 4,340 daily flights, operating 145 more mainline flights per day compared to 2023.
Comunque assurdo che una compagnia con quasi un secolo di storia, dopo svariati consolidamenti e vicissitudini oggi trasporti 174 milioni di persone, mentre Ryanair – che è nata praticamente l'altro ieri – sia già a quota 200 milioni.

Ti fa capire il boom dell'aviazione dei tempi moderni e la direzione che l'industria ha preso.
 

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Domada: di solito gli adjusted earnings sono "adjusted" per cosa?




Comunque assurdo che una compagnia con quasi un secolo di storia, dopo svariati consolidamenti e vicissitudini oggi trasporti 174 milioni di persone, mentre Ryanair – che è nata praticamente l'altro ieri – sia già a quota 200 milioni.
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Pazzesco, hai perfettamente ragione: te pensa, Alitalia e’ nata nel 1946 ed in 78 anni è fallita 6 volte, ha trasportato Alberto Sordi e Sophia Loren ed ha bruciato 48406750000000 delle vecchie lire (ho usato il convertitore qui https://www.regione.vda.it/internaz/euro/convertitore_i.asp)


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Domada: di solito gli adjusted earnings sono "adjusted" per cosa?




Comunque assurdo che una compagnia con quasi un secolo di storia, dopo svariati consolidamenti e vicissitudini oggi trasporti 174 milioni di persone, mentre Ryanair – che è nata praticamente l'altro ieri – sia già a quota 200 milioni.

Ti fa capire il boom dell'aviazione dei tempi moderni e la direzione che l'industria ha preso.
Veramente, perdonami, hai forse perso qualche passaggio sulla differenza tra legacy global carriers e LCC’s!

quanto al dato “adjusted”:
Adjusted Pre-Tax Income means income before income taxes, excluding inventory impairments and land option cost write-offs and goodwill impairments, as publicly reported by the Company in its financial statements in accordance with generally accepted accounting principles.

In sostanza ti da un dato relativo ad una sorta di risultato lordo che comprende determinati valori di riferimento in relazione al valore dello share; per gli azionisti è importante sapere quanto sia quel valore nella misura in cui quel dato è il risultato effettivo del conto e non il dato finale, che risulta appunto sempre più basso.
 
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Comunque assurdo che una compagnia con quasi un secolo di storia, dopo svariati consolidamenti e vicissitudini oggi trasporti 174 milioni di persone, mentre Ryanair – che è nata praticamente l'altro ieri – sia già a quota 200 milioni.
Nel 2023 United ha prodotto 291 miliardi di Available Seat Miles (ASM), pari a circa 468 miliardi di Available Seat Kilometers (ASK). Ryanair nello stesso anno 223 miliardi di ASK. Come capacità quindi United è circa il doppio di Ryanair, come è logico visto che opera un network globale e risponde alle esigenze di un mercato assai più ampio e variegato.
 

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Boni, boni... state boni.

Non era per dire che Ryan sia "meglio" di United perché trasporta più persone: era solo per giocare un po' con i numeri.
Tutte le altre considerazioni da voi fatte mi erano ben chiare anche prima...
 

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Se torturi i dati abbastanza a lungo, confesseranno ciò che vuoi (Ronald H. Coase).
La statistica è una scienza esatta; le interpretazioni dei risultati della statistica possono essere il trionfo della malafede. Il pollo di Trilussa …
Non aggiungiamoci a quelli in malafede. Ce ne sono già fin troppi in giro.


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