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Is American Really Losing $1 Billion A Year At Chicago O’Hare? Here’s What The Data Shows

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Is American Really Losing $1 Billion A Year At Chicago O’Hare? Here’s What The Data Shows
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Currently, Chicago O’Hare Airport (ORD) is probably the most fiercely competitive airport in the country. Both American and United have hubs there — United has gained a huge advantage in recent years, though American is now trying to win back some of the market share it has lost.



United CEO Scott Kirby does endless trash talking about American, especially as it relates to Chicago. He suggests American is losing around $1 billion per year in Chicago, and predicts American will eventually have

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