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Airline Stocks to Buy After Boeing's Big Deal

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Hey everybody, Dave Bartosiak with Trending Stocks at Zacks.com. Things are slowly getting back to normal, or at least, the new normal following the pandemic. Stores are opened back up, arenas are filling with fans, and airlines are getting back to business. Big-time announcement from United Airlines (UAL - Free Report) recently with the company confirming its order for 200 Boeing (BA - Free Report) and 70 Airbus jets. It’s the largest order in United history and the biggest by a single carrier in a decade. In an interview following the news, CEO Scott Kirby things the company can decommoditize air travel and that the larger planes will help the airline compete against discount airlines like Spirit (SAVE - Free Report) and Southwest (LUV - Free Report) . He also commented that low international demand is hurting the revenue recovery.

The news barely budged Boeing, has had some positive impact on other airlines but who is the real winner here? Let’s take a look at Zacks.com and see which airline stock is the best choice.

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