United Airlines cut its third-quarter profit forecast after severe disruptions at Newark Liberty Airport. Equipment failures, air traffic delays, and staffing shortages continue to pressure operations.

The Newark airport, where nearly 70% of the flights are operated by the Chicago-based airline, has faced disruptions due to equipment failures, ongoing runway construction and persistent air traffic control staffing shortages.

United Airlines (UAL) reports mixed Q2 results with profit beating estimates but revenue and margins falling short.