giving out masks as part of a new amenity kit for passengers aged Covid-19 United Airlines. “From today we have a little ‘offer comfort kits,” said Chief Executive Officer Oscar Munoz main Monday on Bloomberg Television United Leadership Live. “It will be a little ‘comfort kit, which features a snack, water and some towels for you as if you need to enter the plane with a mask of it.” The package as a “brand United Clean Plus” said Munoz, Executive Chairman United after delivery work CEO President Scott Kirby will be this week. United started off passengers require this month Sooner face coatings, connect a race by most US airlines. Regardless Australian Qantas Airways also said masks on board would provide. Here are other key takeaways from Munoz Leadership live interview with David Rubenstein: weak demand: United worthless when the demand for air travel and returned not plan additional capacity by then, said Munoz. In addition, the company is not assuming new aircraft in the face of terrible inclined operating environment. Slow recovery: The airline is looking bounced scenario in air transport in October, and the carrier will be forced to reduce costs to match less demand. United warned to 30 September from cuts jobs if the billing terms expire delivery volume tied the US government. If existing aid is enough? “This is the great question of the day,” said Munoz. “We do not know what we do not know.” United has a mixture of grants and loans is $5 billion in the accounts get support. The company could also borrow another $4.5 billion from the government. Worse than 9/11: The pandemic Corona is “three times worse” financially and the impact of the terrorist attacks of 2001, said Munoz. This is mainly because the airline sales has dissipated simultaneously for several months around the world to stop with travel governments and the limitation of economic activity of pandemic spread. -With the help of Justin Bachman. Picture copyright by Justin Sullivan Getty Images
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