1716 ET - United Airlines shared two financial outlooks for its full-year earnings because it believes it is "impossible to predict" how the economy will shape up during the rest of the year. The first outlook, which is the same range it previously shared in January, is based on a stable economic scenario where books remain weaker but stable. If the U.S. enters a recession, United is modeling an incremental five-point reduction to total operating revenue, further capacity reductions and a lower adjusted earnings range. "A single consensus no longer exists, and therefore the Company's expectation has become bimodal," United said. (katherine.hamilton@wsj.com)
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