CHICAGO – United Airlines is planning to cut flights this summer as domestic travel demand falls. The Chicago-based carrier said today it plans to trim domestic capacity by about four percent starting in the third quarter. For the first quarter, United posted a 387-million-dollar profit, while projecting strong demand for premium cabin bookings and international travel. Unit revenue for domestic flights fell nearly four percent from last year during the first quarter.
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