How United Has Become So POWERFUL?

From United’s Clever Strategy to its newly added features that are simply Genius, this is How United Became so Dangerously Powerful.

And to start with, United revealed its new innovation called the air taxi. Just as it sounds, United mentioned that the idea was to fly people from the city centers such as New York and Chicago to major airports using a 4-seater electric air taxi. The flight will take only 10 minutes and its cost will be similar to that of a regular Uber fee. Now that's crazy!

But what’s even crazier is United’s new Investment, which is so incredible that it will even change the whole aviation industry forever!

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[oliverstianhugaas]

Still amazed how "gettin a seat" is considered revolutionary in the USA.

[bananaucsc]

Lots of information in a brief amount of time. Kudos and thank you for creating this video! 😊
My only suggestion for improvement would be to mention that United briefly created a “lower cost” airline called TED. I remember United workers protesting at airports with signs that read “cheaTED”.
I know you can’t possibly include everything in a brief video, so this isn’t a criticism, and again I thank you for creating this video. I just think that "the TED event" was an impactful and memorable episode in the history of United.

[ethanparker]

Ever since the merger with continental which technically came in 2010 not 2012, I feel like United has improved a lot on its transparency, and really effort overall to provide globe wide travel options for customers. Bringing in large handfuls of new planes like the dreamliners in 2011/2012 ish and max 9s in 2018, max 8s in 2021 ish and 321s in the near future and these "taxis" in the next few years too. The more amount of planes overall there are the better. Obviously some things have been a little sketchy like the doctor incident in 2017 and the private plane thing earlier this summer but overall they mean very well and ofc no airline is perfect. DELTA always will be the best though!

[andrewtaco]

Keep this content production quality up and you will reach 100k subs in no time!

[garyvermaak]

Actually Continental Airlines, which merged with United in the early 2010s actually offered Newark Manhattan "airtaxi" services between 2006 and 2009 in partnership with US Helicopters.

[toads]

5:26 Actually Pan Am ordered the first jetliner.

[javaniwilliams]

What’s gonna keep United from beating delta is Scott Kirby and his antics. Al he cares about is making the investors money now while diminishing the brands reputation. Let’s also talk about how he treats his employees like trash. He hates unionized groups. He’s doing the same thing to United like he did American a few years ago and they Just now got a hold of their financial ground.

[hulklovesaviation]

Really have to say that the quality of your videos has really went high. Keep up your good work.

[DWBurns]

DEI
United and DEI are going down together. United=Bud Lite

[jonathanzimmermann]

And now we wait for boeing to fall and lose contracts to let airbus take over.

[akeemlawrence]

LIES IN THE CAPTION. DELTA WILL ALWAYS HAVE THE POLE POSITION 🏆

[rushrulz]

Air Taxis? yeah that ain't gonna work at the same price as an uber. Not even close. United may improve but its the Delta people that make it different. United can't duplicate the Delta culture.

[ljthirtyfiver]

United is a strong second. American tho bigger I believe is lower in quality

[jocelynharris-fxho]

How about if airlines actually go back to caring about the passenger and putting their safety and comfort first ? How about pilots, flight attendants and other employees doing their jobs in a professional manner ? Let's begin with those changes first. Low fares mean nothing if I'm crammed in my seat like a sardine, the flight attendants have no service or people skills and don't even have a professional, well-groomed appearance, parts keep coming off the plane in-flight nd the pilots are in the cockpit, not because they were the best and most qualified but because the company bowed to the D.E.I. crowd. There was a time when the aviation business was fun, exciting and enjoyable. Get back to that and the passengers will return.

[ajs]

Wow! Delta and American are in a race for the worst possible passenger experience, and their priority is a new paint job. Typical for United. I'm glad for them that some passengers are fooled into thinking this is an upgrade. For myself, I'll stick with Delta where I'm actually treated like a human being.

[auricom]

I think united should ditch the continental globe and bring back the tulip.

[alani]

DELTA by far is still the best of the big 3...

[Aidan_Clifford]

Seems like a not well researched video. Don't get me wrong, I love United Airlines, just the way the video was made was poorly executed. It also overdramatized many aspects and did not maintain an unbiased stance.

[Deeblossom]

How much UA paid you for these lies? Hahahaha

[activevm]

They don’t even have tvs in all large mainline aircraft, but fuckin air taxis are on the horizon 😂😂😂😂