Two more major airlines, United and AirTran, reported first-quarter earnings this morning. Use the links to the right to their Websites to see their news releases. If you don't read this kind of corporate information regularly, you may notice that airlines -- in fact, practically all companies --often empasize different figures and facts than the common news story by a newspaper or wire service reporter does. Tomorrow, watch this space for US Airways first-quarter report.
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