United Airlines Holdings, Inc. - Common Stock (UAL)
108.57
-4.92 (-4.34%)
NASDAQ · Last Trade: Jan 21st, 3:56 AM EST
Detailed Quote
Previous Close
113.49
Open
110.33
Bid
112.30
Ask
112.50
Day's Range
107.76 - 112.20
52 Week Range
52.00 - 119.21
Volume
9,227,203
Market Cap
35.13B
PE Ratio (TTM)
10.87
EPS (TTM)
10.0
Dividend & Yield
N/A (N/A)
1 Month Average Volume
3,847,299
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About United Airlines Holdings, Inc. - Common Stock (UAL)
United Airlines Holdings Inc is a major American airline that provides passenger and cargo air transportation services across a global network. The company operates a fleet of aircraft to serve various domestic and international destinations, catering to both business and leisure travelers. In addition to its core airline services, United Airlines offers a range of ancillary services, including travel packages and frequent flyer programs, aimed at enhancing customer experience and loyalty. With a commitment to safety, reliability, and operational efficiency, United Airlines plays a critical role in connecting people and goods around the world. Read More
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