Frontier and United Airlines are warning passengers to expect fewer domestic flight options in 2026 as both carriers plan significant capacity cuts amid ongoing financial and regulatory pressures. Frontier Airlines CEO Barry Biffle delivered a stark warning during the company’s recent earnings call: “There’s going to continue to be reductions in capacity in this industry.” This comes as Frontier reported a $70 million net loss in Q2 2025 despite bringing in $929 million in revenue. The airline now projects a larger-than-expected third-quarter loss between 26 and 42 cents per share. United Airlines CEO Scott Kirby echoed this outlook, describing the … Continue reading Airlines Plan Major Flight Cuts in 2026 as FAA Extends Newark’s 72 Operations Cap Through October