United Returns to California Airport After a Decade
Service is scheduled to resume next year.
Service is scheduled to resume next year.
The airline will phase out the aircraft as more A321neos come online.
The ultra-low-cost carrier cites “current market demand” for the cut.
The carrier will pull the superjumbo from one route while restoring service to another.
The airline is also expanding service in a handful of existing markets.
The carrier’s North America chief hints that new East Coast destinations could be next.
The airline says A.I. is making processes more efficient.
The airline will furlough pilots, reduce corporate staff, and shutter some facilities early next year.
The carrier says it is not seeing “high enough demand” in these markets.