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United Airlines CEO wants the tax that made billionaires flee California across America

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Scott Kirby, CEO of United Airlines, has voiced his support for a national wealth tax to address income inequality. He argues that implementing it nationally would mitigate wealthy individuals relocating to avoid taxes. Kirby also proposed increasing inheritance taxes to ensure fairness in the tax system. In a recent interview, he suggested requiring national service for all Americans to promote civic responsibility.

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United Airlines CEO wants the tax that made billionaires flee California across America
TOI TECH DESK · 10/26/2026, 7:41:10 AM
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