
United Airlines (NASDAQ: UAL) stock is up more than 2% after the company delivered its fourth-quarter earnings report for 2025. Despite headwinds from the November government shutdown, United posted record revenue, spurred by strong demand from higher-income and corporate travelers.
Revenue came in at $15.4 billion, topping analyst estimates for $15.35 billion by about 0.35%. However, it was likely the earnings number that caused the rally in UAL stock.