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Airline ETF Flies After United Airlines Anticipates a Profitable Year

By: ETF Trends
An Airline sector-specific exchange traded fund soared Thursday after United Airlines Holdings Inc. (NYSE: UAL) provided an optimistic outlook on this year’s profits. The U.S. Global Jets ETF (NYSEArca: JETS) advanced 2.7%. Meanwhile, United Airlines shares were 9.2% higher. UAL makes up...
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