Analysts lifted price targets on United Airlines Holdings, Inc. (NASDAQ:UAL) while maintaining bullish ratings even as severe weather at Chicago O’Hare forced 620 flight cancellations; the carrier also plans expanded connectivity with new year‑round nonstop IAH–CTG and IAD–CTG 737 service starting Dec. 17, 2026.
Previous Week Recap
- Analysts Boost United Airlines Targets: Analysts raised United Airlines (UAL) price targets: TD Cowen $176, Goldman $162, Wells Fargo $165, BMO $157.50, BofA $150; ratings remained bullish.
- United Cancellations Surge After Weather: UAL canceled 620 flights in 24 hours, including 118 on the latest day, after severe weather disrupted operations at Chicago O'Hare, a major hub for the carrier.
- United Adds IAH–CTG, IAD–CTG Routes: United Airlines to start year‑round nonstop IAH–CTG and IAD–CTG service Dec 17, 2026: four weekly 737 flights, expands UAL connectivity from 70+ U.S. origins; tickets on United.com/app.
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